Sentence examples similar to expressly contradict from inspiring English sources

The third suggests that logic consists in the study and use of causal reasoning, and related methodological concerns most notably including an exposition of regressus demonstrativa theory in the manner of Zabarella and Nifo (this notion expressly contradicts his Exercitationes view that such causal reasoning cannot be justified).

It is striking that, within weeks of the government stating its support for the health vision of this publication, they are expressly contradicting one if its key tenets – the absolute centrality of prevention if we are to regain control of NHS finances.

It is striking that, within weeks of the government stating its support for the health vision of this publication, they are expressly contradicting one if its key tenets the absolute centrality of prevention if we are to regain control of NHS finances.

For example, under no circumstances should churches or other expressly religious institutions be coerced to perform weddings that contradict stated doctrinal beliefs.

Mr. Rumsfeld did not say so expressly, but the concept of increasing troop numbers -- and costs -- contradicts a basic tenet of his goal for military transformation, which is to rely on new technology and rewrite doctrine to allow smaller forces to attack with greater speed and deadliness.

This is contradicted by the official records, and Eleanor Roosevelt during her wartime stay at Buckingham Palace reported expressly on the rationed food served in the Palace and the limited bathwater that was permitted.

where not otherwise expressly provided.

They were expressly handmade.

(4) Expressly consider alternatives.

This expressly includes schooling.

Cameras were expressly forbidden.