Sentence examples for expressly hope from inspiring English sources

If for whatever reason, which I'm not expecting, and which I expressly hope not, if Greece ends its reform course, then I don't see that the next tranches can be paid".

But at the same time, he designed the game expressly in the hope that the masses could learn it on their own, no coach necessary, taking the sermon out of the preacher's hands.

The GOP-Netanyahu alliance explains why the administration has expressly given up hope of meaningful negotiations for the remainder of Obama's term -- Netanyahu can simply run out the clock while hoping for a Republican president.

In Cadder, a case decided in 2010, the court found that the Scottish system was expressly designed in the hope that an individual would incriminate himself during questioning.

He insisted that the third game be played not in the exhibition hall, which the Icelandic Chess Federation had arranged expressly for the match, hoping to recover some of its costs by charging admission, but in a small room at the back of the building.

12 13 27 The study also reveals some critical areas in which housing alone is not sufficient for recovery, but could be strongly bolstered by interventions expressly aimed at building and acting on hope.

"So we're making an argument that New York already expressly prohibits discrimination based on immigration status, and we hope that the courts will say yes".

Meir said he expressly wanted an Israeli actor to play the part, in the hope that the story might reach a broader audience in Israel.

Speaking on behalf of the objectors, Cardiff Council, Harriet Townsend hoped to persuade Blohm that residents had only used the grounds with permission given expressly by Cardiff Council.

The political prisoner often exists in a legal quagmire without access to representation within a state apparatus that expressly denies his or her existence, where cruel and inhumane methods of punishment and internment can proceed without any realistic hope of protective oversight or intervention.

where not otherwise expressly provided.