Sentence examples for expressly or impliedly from inspiring English sources

But parliaments, composed of elected politicians, are the experts at policymaking and neither expressly or impliedly should they ever surrender that role to others".

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.

"At the same time the scheme promoter, expressly or impliedly, makes it known to the investors that profits may be expected from the scheme".

Justice Konrad Schiemann held that to have standing, an applicant must expressly or impliedly have "a greater right or expectation than any other citizen of this country to have that decision taken lawfully".

With respect to claims made in the labeling of food and dietary supplements that expressly or impliedly characterize the relationship of a nutritive substance or food to a disease or health-related condition, FDA has special authority.

He said that various jailhouse informants against Dekraai and other murder defendants had "sought and expected consideration" for their testimony and were "each directly or impliedly promised by law enforcement that such consideration would be forthcoming".

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

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.

For a solid form to be novel, it cannot appear in the prior art either expressly or inherently.

Big museums have treated art by women, whether expressly feminist or not, as box-office poison.

He is right to insist that the Jewish imprint on a work of art need not be expressly ethnic or religious.