Sentence examples for expressly named from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it was, in so doing, only exercising a power expressly named in the act creating the commission.

The regular colors were printed in the annex and not expressly named.

According to the principle, if the law expressly names provisions that apply to one item, they should not be applied to the other item if they are not mentioned.

It is Bethlehem's annual birthday party for itself, as well as a celebration of Jesus' birth in a city named expressly to commemorate his historical birthplace.

For instance, wedding etiquette dictates that you name, expressly, on an invitation envelope who is invited, so as to make it clear to the person on the receiving end that they are invited alone, with a guest, or with their children.

It does not expressly mention judges.

But the definition of "personal identifying information" also expressly includes "name," "place of employment" and "a photograph"; nothing in the statute would preclude prosecution in the examples I described.

Chartier has been punished by the Academy for sending out an email exhorting voters to pick his film over Avatar, which he referred to without mentioning it expressly by name.

They said that regulatory restrictions on the size and source of donations only applied to groups that were expressly advocating for or against a named political candidate.

That, coupled with what he just said about leaking the memo expressly so a special counsel would be named really fill out a more complete picture here.

However, as stated in the DG's covering letter  – which is published on the Soca website –  the information provided does not allege, either expressly or by implication, that the individuals and companies named in it, or any individuals working for those companies, have or even may have committed a criminal offence".