Sentence examples for expressly or implicitly from inspiring English sources

In all countries, the parties may, expressly or implicitly, agree to some other suitable arrangement.

We first wish to dispel the notion that the law school's argument has been foreclosed, either expressly or implicitly, by our affirmative-action cases decided since Bakke.

Municipal corporations are organized under the applicable state constitution and laws, with powers of government expressly or implicitly conferred by that constitution and laws, and also by charter.

"Either expressly or implicitly, the Fed permeates every part of the Dodd-Frank reform," says Dennis Kelleher, the chairman of Better Markets, a new Washington advocacy group that aims to be a Wall Street watchdog.

"State officials are profiting from enforced disappearances in Syria, and given how widespread and common these bribes are, the state must either be expressly or implicitly condoning this practice," said Nicolette Boehland, the author of the report, which only covered detentions by the state.

Those restrictions on sovereignty are usually explained as deriving from consent or autolimitation, but it can easily be demonstrated that in some cases states have been considered as bound by certain rules of international law despite the lack of satisfactory proof that these rules were expressly or implicitly accepted by them.

And how much of what is commonly regarded as permissible to do to people can (in any realistic sense of the word) be said to be actually consented to by them, expressly or even implicitly?

In the modern context, the right to privacy is guaranteed either expressly, in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, or the UK's Human Rights Act, 1998, for example, or implicitly - as is the case in the USA, where the Supreme Court stated in Griswold v Connecticut 381 U.S. 479 (1965) that the right is inferred.

What, other than good faith, qualifies Mr. Reeve to endorse a product, either overtly or implicitly?

Gonzales plays tribute to many movies in his novel, explicitly or implicitly.

Not, by and large, top-hatted capitalists but the taxpayers of other nations, explicitly or implicitly.