Sentence examples for expressly asserted from inspiring English sources

The judgment warned of the risk of not addressing this issue, which they expressly asserted to be a problem here in Australia.

In each case, he expressly or implicitly asserted authority to shape his enforcement of the law -- or lack of it -- to accommodate his views of his own constitutional power.

Mr. Kobach said the courts had long given the police broad authority to stop people and to make immigration arrests — and asserted that the bill "expressly prohibits racial profiling," because it stated that officers "may not solely consider race, color or national origin".

In 1996, the Food and Drug Administration, after having expressly disavowed any such authority since its inception, asserted jurisdiction to regulate tobacco products.

The revolutionary hero Thomas Burke asserted both strong resistance to arbitrary power and ornery individualism when he insisted that the Articles of Confederation expressly recognize state's rights.

Then James asserted his authority.

Speed kills, the moralists asserted.

Gradually, Real Madrid asserted itself.

He should have, asserted Cleitophon.

Eventually, however, Southerland asserted himself.

From there, James asserted himself.