Sentence examples for expressly offered from inspiring English sources

That was the message the committee's previous chairman, Gunnar Berge, expressly offered a year ago, when the award went to former President Jimmy Carter.

It is a fully fledged personality disorder, consisting mainly of obstructionist behaviour, or to be specific, expressly not doing things that one has expressly offered to do, either interpersonally or in the workplace.

DeVos, who has no direct personal experience with the public education system, expressly offered no commitment to uphold the law to protect students with disabilities.

Unless the advisee expressly offers details about their life, it seems the adviser should have no comment on any such matters.

But she pointed to language in the new rules stating that they apply to any company that "either expressly or impliedly" offers a free credit report to a consumer and ties it to enrollment in a paid service or product.

The proof that this bill does not expressly exempt U.S. citizens or those captured on U.S. soil is that amendments offered by Sen. Feinstein providing expressly for those exemptions were rejected.

The second, on Sunday afternoon, offered new works by four composers written expressly for her.

No statements, promises, or representations have been made by any party to any other, or relied upon, and no consideration has been offered or promised, other than as may be expressly provided or referred to herein.

But along the way, an even worse proposal was offered up, the so-called Stupak Amendment, which would have expressly prohibited any insurer participating in a state-based exchange from offering abortion coverage, if it wished to receive any federal funds to subsidize the other coverage it would offer.

For those who would rather suffer this sort of indignity and pain at their own hands, new waxing kits designed expressly for bikini lines offer an alternative to primitive drugstore brands.

Even though God expressly forbade Balaam, he still considered cursing the Israelites when greater rewards were offered by Moabite ambassadors.