Sentence examples for expressly protected from inspiring English sources

Union lawyers argue that public-employee pensions are expressly protected under the Michigan Constitution.

Public employee unions and retiree groups contend that Mr. Snyder and Mr. Orr are seeking to cut pensions that are expressly protected by the Michigan Constitution.

This conclusion is not dictated by grammar, and it is belied by the fact that "the people," whose right to keep and bear arms is expressly protected by the amendment, includes many individuals who are not part of any militia.

"The current law in civil rights and the protected classes are inborn and unchangeable characteristics like race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sex, etc., and religion, which is expressly protected under the constitution," Waddell said.

Habeas corpus is an important bulwark against authoritarianism, so vital that the Constitution expressly protects it.

Suzanne Nossel, executive director of PEN America, said: "Ahmed Naji dared to test his country's new constitution, which expressly protects creative expression.

The United Nations takes this issue very seriously and has published a set of principles on the role of lawyers, which expressly protects them from identification with their clients or their clients' causes.

But Uber's Terms of Service, which are very similar to those of competitors Lyft and Sidecar, expressly protect the startup from any responsibility for these tragedies.

The Justice Department memo falls short of expressly protecting banks that work with state-compliant marijuana businesses from prosecution.

However, the DOJ memo falls short of expressly protecting banks that work with state-legal, state-licensed marijuana businesses from prosecution.

"Above all, the harmonized draft Constitution expressly protects the rights of children in our society," said Minister Kilonzo.