Sentence examples for expressly recognizes from inspiring English sources
For the first time, Rule G expressly recognizes the due process obligation to send notice to any person who reasonably appears to be a potential claimant.
Accordingly, we approve Edelstein and Sudol, which recognize that explicit Code remedies replace rescission, and disapprove Ventura and Pavesi to the extent they suggest the UCC expressly recognizes rescission as a remedy.
Finally, Defendants' argument that Dr. Hakala's event study is rendered unreliable merely because some professional judgment was used in identifying material news ignores the fact that academic literature expressly recognizes that aspects of an event study, including the process of identifying events to include in the model, call for the exercise of informed judgment.
Nevertheless, the problem appellant poses under § 38415 is so historically and conceptually intertwisted with the rule of § 38416 that not only must they be considered together, as the Court expressly recognizes, but they must be allowed to stand or fall together, as a single unitary concept, uncircumscribed by the accident of divisive codification.
The Commission also expressly recognizes the duty to respect and protect the inherent dignity of the person (art.
Rorty's notion of pragmatism is also context dependent since it expressly recognizes that statements or actions can only be justified (and not expressed as a universal truth) within the context of audience, time, and situation.
Katz expressly recognized protection for such passengers.
The people of Rapa Nui are expressly recognized by our legislation.
It is expressly recognized, and the cases in which it may be exercised are defined, by acts of congress.
This is expressly recognized in section 6 of the Act of May 5, 1892, under which the deportations here in question were sought.
Broad categories of such acts, however, were expressly recognized in § 2 of the Act of March 2, 1831 and subsequently in § 135 of the Criminal Code.
