Sentence examples for expressly directed to from inspiring English sources

I did so after being expressly directed to do so by Kara's endocrinologist, Dr Brown".

He stayed loyal to the Republican government after the 1936 military rebellion and, like thousands of other loyalists captured over the next three years, was shot.The historical memory law is expressly directed at the victims' descendants.

Modern auctions also contain design features expressly directed at efficiency and equity objectives.

In some cases the conservation of shrubland birds can be coordinated with commercial activities like silviculture or maintenance of infrastructure (e.g. powerline corridors), although our work indicates that deliberate efforts expressly directed at conservation of early-successional shrubland species are more effective.

And in the case of Triggs she is expressly directed by legislation to report on the human rights implications of government actions and to publicly discuss those matters.

The Supreme Court held that the defendant's speech could not constitutionally be punished and that the First Amendment forbade the government to restrict even speech that expressly advocates unlawful behavior "except where such advocacy is directed to inciting or producing imminent lawless action and is likely to incite or produce such action".

It has suggested that pregnant women consider postponing travel anywhere in Miami-Dade County, but it expressly directs pregnant women to avoid travel to areas within the county that are still designated as Zika transmission zones.

Importantly within any self-referential construct, unless information is expressly directed and received, it becomes a primary form of biological ambiguity.

Without experiments expressly directed towards dissociating these two closely related information-processing accounts, neither processing ascription can yet be ruled out.

Indeed, the act expressly directs the department to do just that.

The Epanagoge, however, did not completely subject the patriarch to the supervision of the emperor but rather directed him expressly "to support the truth and to undertake the defense of the holy teachings without fear of the emperor".