Sentence examples for expressly pass from inspiring English sources

Though cautious not to expressly pass judgment on any future or current lawmaking around the subject, the president of the Queen's bench division intimated that ECHR rulings were less binding than is widely perceived.

A proposal to end the session early -- something the legislature has not done in at least a decade -- faded as Republicans in the State House of Representatives engaged that chamber's Democratic majority in a lengthy debate over a resolution to begin a special legislative session later this month expressly to pass the fiscal 2002 budget.

The exoneration bill that Mr. Glasheen helped to pass expressly prohibits "assignment" or "encumbrance" of anticipated annuity money.

The Packers and Stockyards Act was passed expressly to break up the dominance of five major packing companies -- but they, at that time, controlled a smaller share of the market than the big four in the beef-packing industry control now.

The so-called "Gentleman's Agreement" between the U.S. and the Emperor of Japan of 1907, in an attempt to reduce tensions between the two countries, passed expressly to decrease immigration of Japanese workers into the U.S. Between 1880 and 1920, in the range of 30-40 mimmigrantsigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe migrated to the United States, more than doubling the population.

But the ruling left a loophole that may allow individual German states to pass laws expressly forbidding head scarves in schools.

The Lords Privileges Committee ruled that no female hereditary peers could sit in the Lords until legislation was passed to expressly allow it.

IRCA also expressly "pre-empted" states from passing their own laws to fine employers for hiring illegal aliens.

The House of Representatives last year passed a bill expressly forbidding Internet gambling and making it a crime for financial institutions to process transactions related to gambling online, but the bill didn't make it out of the Senate.

But against a stubborn unit set up expressly not to lose, the slide-rule pass that umbilically links Silva to Aguero was sadly missing.

The "Dignified Death Law" did pass in Argentina last year, but it expressly forbids euthanasia.