Sentence examples for expressly preserved from inspiring English sources
Finally, the right of every postal employe to petition Congress would he expressly preserved by statute.
In Wyoming, the defendant had the option to make an unsworn statement even after the grant of competency, since the competency statute expressly preserved the statement.
We are pleased that the Commission has rejected calls to officially consolidate the two deals and has expressly preserved the ability for the Qualcomm application to be resolved in advance of the T-Mobile application.
The tribe argued that the Menominee Termination Act did not extinguish treaty rights, but instead had two purposes; to terminate federal supervision of the tribe and to transfer to the state general criminal and civil jurisdictionwhich had already been accomplished by Public Law 280 and that law expressly preserved hunting and fishing rights.
8 In 1997, Congress pre-empted certain state requirements concerning over-the-counter medications and cosmetics but expressly preserved product liability actions.
Introducing the white paper, he said that it had been crafted expressly to preserve the existing balance of power.
Among the fundamental rights of the people that were supposed to be respected and preserved under the Constitution was universal access to "the means of acquiring and possessing property," a right which was expressly acknowledged under the Virginia and Massachusetts Declarations of Rights.
Many relics are preserved.
