Sentence examples for expressly illegal from inspiring English sources

The episode taught him that "questions of honor are raised as much by appearances as by reality in politics," he wrote, "and because they incite public distrust they need to be addressed no less directly than we would address evidence of expressly illegal corruption".

New Mexico is the first state in the United States to make it expressly illegal to single out or humiliate a child who cannot pay for his or her lunch at school.

It does not expressly make it illegal for individuals to bet online, but it makes taking bets from Americans pretty risky for online-gambling firms.

While such behavior was neither illegal nor expressly prohibited, the report stated, North's supervisor testified that he would not have approved it had he been consulted.

The sweeping sci-fi keypads, absurdly deep bassline – expressly made to rattle walls at illegal warehouse parties – and signature bleeps are a classic formula for dancefloor destruction.

Some states have laws expressly permitting surrogate parenthood; others make it illegal; and others have no law at all.

They proclaimed that the Fares Fair policy was illegal because the GLC was expressly forbidden from choosing to run London Transport at a deficit, even if this was in the perceived interest of Londoners.

Mrs May's Home Office legacy is the Immigration Act 2016, a piece of legislation expressly intended to create "a hostile environment for illegal migration".

According to press reports, Silvio Berlusconi has called illegal immigrants "an army of evil" and has expressly rejected the idea of a "multi-ethnic Italy", saying, "That's not our idea".

IRCA also expressly "pre-empted" states from passing their own laws to fine employers for hiring illegal aliens.

It no longer expressly supports the systematic repatriation of legal immigrants, although it supports the deportation of illegal, criminal, and unemployed immigrants.