Sentence examples for expressly issued from inspiring English sources

In the past, China's leaders have made general invitations to officials from Taiwan's political parties, but this is the first offer expressly issued to the Democratic Progressive Party, which displaced the long-dominant Nationalists in presidential elections in 2000 and became the leading party in the legislature after elections in December.

Schweitzer, who was traveling on a visa issued expressly for the meeting, says this was his first problem in 10 trips to Iran in the past decade.

"Courts are expressly forbidden to issue certificates of naturalization to any native of China," the California supreme court wrote at the time.

"Courts are expressly forbidden to issue certificates of naturalization to any native of China," the court ruled.

Early in his first term, Mr. Bush issued executive orders expressly allowing religion-based groups receiving federal money to consider religion in their employment decisions, although confusion often remains in this area because of conflicting federal, state and local laws.

When Argentina's economy minister floated the idea of a local-law swap in a fiery diatribe in June after the US Supreme Court declined to review Mr Griesa's ruling, the judge issued an order expressly prohibiting any such change of jurisdiction.Another thorny issue is how to boot out Bank of New York (BoNY), Argentina's financial agent for the bonds issued under American law.

De Leeuw [ 13], and Breton and De Leeuw [ 14], follow a European tradition in political science that specifies public policy as " the expressed intent of government to allocate resources and capacities to resolve an expressly identified issue within a certain timeframe".

She was citing an order issued by the town hall expressly prohibiting "funk, rap, reggaeton, electronica, metal, alternative music, hip hop, reggae, heavy metal, country, punk, goth, and latin rhythms in general".

In addition, since Executive Order 13769 was issued, the Iraqi government has expressly undertaken steps to enhance travel documentation, information sharing, and the return of Iraqi nationals subject to final orders of removal.

While expressly disavowing any intent to physically harm Smith, Brown issued rambling threats to "destroy" Smith.

In March, after Geraldine Ferraro said that Obama would not be where he is if he were not a black man, Olbermann issued a Special Comment that was aimed expressly at Clinton's advisers (and their countenancing of Ferraro's "cheap, ignorant, vile racism") but that struck Clinton nonetheless.