Sentence examples for expressly rejects from inspiring English sources

Yet the coalition's founding document expressly rejects talks with the regime.

Why would a jihadist who expressly rejects all notions of modern citizenship take his passport on a suicide mission?

"Why would a jihadist who expressly rejects all notions of modern citizenship take his passport on a suicide mission?" tweeted Charlie Winter, an analyst focusing on Islamist extremism.

There's a refusal here to acknowledge the existence of a very large anti-war and pro-Palestine left which is committed to universal human rights, freedom for women, open and critical dialogue, which firmly and expressly rejects both the Ba'athist tyranny and the US rule that has replaced it.

But you can also find academics and cultural critics arguing porn is only ethical when it doesn't depict rapey scenarios, builds consent into narratives; expressly rejects the demeaning tone and cinematic language of traditional porn; or consciously features a diversity of human bodies and sexual experiences rather than catering to accepted male American cultural fantasies.

The 2005 Mental Capacity Act expressly rejects an AD that is drawn up to facilitate suicide.

That said, Mr. Suozzi expressly rejected our call to eliminate gimmickry similar to that responsible for Nassau County's collapse.

When Hungary's new Constitution went into effect on Jan . 1 it expressly rejected the validity of the Communist Constitution while opening the door for future legal action.

But his claim that BEW's monopoly could be resolved by other measures was expressly rejected by the commission, after its fourth inquiry into the industry in 20 years.

According to press reports, Silvio Berlusconi has called illegal immigrants "an army of evil" and has expressly rejected the idea of a "multi-ethnic Italy", saying, "That's not our idea".

After all, it was 65 years ago this week, on Nov. 29, 1947, that the Palestinians and their friends in the Arab world expressly rejected United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181, which recognized the need to establish a Jewish state alongside an Arab state in the former British Mandate territory of Palestine.