Sentence examples for expressly covered from inspiring English sources

For cases not expressly covered by the conditions, there was a uniform conflicts rule that declared the law of the seller's country applicable.

Though not expressly covered in the text of the Constitution, judicial review the power of the courts to examine the actions of the legislative and the executive and administrative arms of government to ensure that they are constitutional became an important part of government in the United States.

In order to be accredited, programs must demonstrate not only that they are in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, but also that they have developed guidelines for addressing certain issues not expressly covered by the regulations (e.g., standards governing the participation of decisionally incapacitated persons in research).

Make sure the documentation is in compliance with local and national trade regulations, and that any agreements regarding the expenses related to executing the sale and moving the inventory are expressly covered in the terms and conditions in the sales contract.

A federal statute for civilian courts that outlaws material support to terrorism did not expressly cover actions by non-Americans overseas until Congress amended it in October 2001.

At least 20 of the UK's bilateral investment agreements, signed with countries from Belize to Turkmenistan, were expressly extended to cover investors from Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man.

Pornographic or expressly erotic literature is not covered, according to Literary Review.

Under that law, a developer must expressly warrant — or guarantee — that a unit will be free from defects caused by poor work for one year; that the utility systems serving a unit are covered for two years; and that the structural elements of a unit are free from serious defects for six years.

The award, established in 1993 by Auberon Waugh, is not intended to cover pornographic or expressly erotic literature, resulting in the exclusion last year of E.L. James' best-selling Fifty Shades Of Grey.

Chartrand said warranty companies are expressly forbidden by most state laws to cover structural components.

With more than $2 billion still left unspent, the state should first help those it expressly excluded and who are least able to earn or borrow their way to recovery, and then see what is left to cover the projects in its goody bag.