Sentence examples for expressly disagreed from inspiring English sources
The decision has, since its issuance, been of questionable precedential value, largely because a majority of the Court expressly disagreed with the rationale of the plurality.
Last week, Alito's predecessor in his seat, the retired Sandra Day O'Connor, expressly disagreed with Republican obstructionism over a Scalia replacement.
"The Court proceeds with eight Justices, Scaliaa once wrote, "raising the possibility that, by reason of a tie vote, it will find itself unable to resolve the significant legal issue presented by the case". Last week, Alito's predecessor in his seat, the retired Sandra Day O'Connor, expressly disagreed with Republican obstructionism over a Scalia replacement.
The Ninth Circuit disagreed.
The Secretary of HHS disagreed with MENENDEZ's position, explaining that CMS was not going to pay for the same vial of medicine twice, and emphasizing that CDC guidelines expressly advised against multiple applications from the same vial to prevent contamination.
The question arises how such an attitude can be reconciled with those passages in Aristotle that seem to disagree with Plato, sometimes expressly.
And, while he did not expressly pledge to avoid the nuclear option, Alexander made clear he disagrees with its use.
Lawyers for the Media Fund have said they believe that it complies with the law because it does not expressly advocate the defeat or election of a candidate, an interpretation with which Republican lawyers disagree.
