Sentence examples for expressly providing that from inspiring English sources

Many of the states have adopted statutes expressly providing that such associations may be sued.

To the extent her material, this section separates investigative and prosecuting functions from those of adjudication, expressly providing that hearing officers shall not be responsible to or under the supervision of those engaged in investigation and prosecution.

That means, however, that if an escrow agreement does not contain a clause expressly providing that interest does not have to be paid, the law appears to require payment of the interest from the date the law became effective even if the lender has never paid it and the co-op has never complained.

expressly provides that paragraph (1) shall not apply to the State.

"And some bylaws expressly provide that a unit owner is liable to other unit owners for damage that is caused".

The City Charter expressly provides that any law that "changes the term of an elective officer" requires a mandatory referendum.

The reason given for this was that the statute expressly provided that that should be done before any right in the land accrued to the company.

It is equally clear, however, that the language does not expressly provide that a further Council decision is necessary to authorise the use of force.

Impeachment results only in removal from office, and the Constitution expressly provides that an impeached official remains subject to indictment, prosecution and punishment for any criminal violations.

The law also "expressly provides that companies are required to supply" oil products to the Government "on demand," the report said.

Subsection (1) expressly provides that there may be a legally binding contract even if the acceptance contains terms 'different from' or 'additinal to' the terms of the offer.