Sentence examples for expressly extended from inspiring English sources

In the present case, by contrast, Congress has expressly extended the coverage of the ADEA to the States and their employees.

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.

The provisions of section 277d 3 of this title are hereby expressly extended to apply to the carrying out of the provisions of said convention and sections 277d 17 to 277d 25 of this title.

And it cannot be contended that the Constiution allocates this area to the exclusive jurisdiction of the executive, for the judicial power is expressly extended by that document to controversies between aliens and citizens or States, aliens and aliens, and foreign states and American citizens or States.

The Tenth Circuit has expressly extended contributory infringement to "licensors, franchisers, or to similarly situated third parties". "For contributory trademark infringement liability to lie" with a service provider, however, it "must have more than a general knowledge or reason to know that its service is being used to [infringe].

To overcome this regulatory gap which, given the high numbers of imported articles, affects most consumers in the EEA one possible option would be to adjust the regulation text by expressly extending the authorisation requirement to SVHC in imported articles.

But last Thursday, when the Supreme Court expressly and historically extended the right of gun ownership to private citizens, the Democratic Party's nominee for president merely shrugged.

We conclude, therefore, that the 1906 statute did not, either expressly or implicitly, extend the immunity provision of the Act of February 25 , 1903 to include nonjudicial proceedings.

101 Furthermore, since Article 5(2)(b) of that directive establishes an exception to the author's exclusive reproduction right in his work, that provision must be the subject of a restrictive interpretation under which such an exception cannot be extended beyond what is expressly imposed by the provision at issue.

It too has extended its membership among the east European states, expressly on the basis of a privatising, neoliberal agenda which is closely allied to NATO expansion.

These same lawyers also contend that Section 5 expressly forbids the kind action the Florida Supreme Court took when it extended the deadline for completing manual recounts of the ballots.