Sentence examples for expressly endorsed from inspiring English sources
We note, first, that the State's legislature has not expressly endorsed this policy.
This interpretation of the 2001 AUMF was adopted by the D.C. Circuit and, in 2011, it was expressly endorsed by Congress in the context of detention.
What is being regulated here is not speech but money, and it is being done in ways the Supreme Court has expressly endorsed in its past decisions.
In Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's opinion affirming that decision, the Supreme Court said Congress had "expressly endorsed an expansive surveillance role for E.P.A.," which the agency carried out properly when it found Alaska's action to be unreasonable.
Instead, the Court expressly endorsed the District Court's class-certification order while at the same time recognizing that further proceedings were necessary to determine whether the plaintiffs had mustered sufficient evidence to satisfy the relatively lenient standard for avoiding summary judgment.
On the other hand, President Obama was re-elected last year six months after making a strong, unambiguous statement at Fort Stewart, Georgia, about the need to crack down on for-profit college abuses, and he defeated an opponent, Mitt Romney, who expressly endorsed and received extensive support from the industry.
It did not expressly endorse trial by jury.
The staff analysis of the 1999 legislative amendment expressly endorses this important principle.
The CII Governancee Alert" went on to analyze the Wachtell bylaw as a relevant response to this problem, but it did not expressly endorse it.
All of the pastors said they neither expressly endorse political candidates from the pulpit nor permitted explicit campaigning within their churches, no matter how clear they felt the implications of their religious teachings to be.
His commentary (actually two are preserved for several books) was a concise gloss, offering to his audiences a witty and critical selection of lexical and grammatical insights concerning the "plain" meaning of the text; this is the mode of interpretation that he expressly endorses.
