Sentence examples for expressly remains from inspiring English sources

However, annotating a genome's structure rapidly and expressly remains challenging.

But Tom Snyder, UNITE HERE political director, notes that Hansen's memo -- which cannot be cited here because it remains confidential -- expressly conflicts with Stern's assertion.

Penicillin V remains specifically recommended for pharyngitis, (expressly GAS infections which account for just 15% of all cases) particularly as GAS resistance to β-lactams has not been documented [ 26].

However, the outcomes of the meetings remain confidential unless otherwise expressly agreed by all members.

She plops herself into a chair beside her master, bites into one of his apples, sasses him mercilessly, expressly ignores his orders and then blithely tosses the remains of the apple into a nearby potted plant.

If this seems fair enough, what remains disturbing is the fact that this work was expressly designed to destroy working-class districts of Berlin, including Wedding and Pankow.

But economic liberty and property rights continue to be disparaged and even denied, thanks to the so-called "rational basis test," which remains the default setting in constitutional cases that do not involve rights expressly listed in the Constitution's text.

It remains important, however, that information material to the actual informed consent is expressly presented to all consumers (layered consent), and that informed consent is clearly requested.

But whether the CRTC will interpret "fair" to mean precisely equal, or merely within an acceptable range, remains to be seen.Moreover, in an effort to promote innovation, the CRTC has expressly allowed companies to offer content exclusively on their own networks, so long as they are specifically designed for new media platforms.

Early in his first term, Mr. Bush issued executive orders expressly allowing religion-based groups receiving federal money to consider religion in their employment decisions, although confusion often remains in this area because of conflicting federal, state and local laws.

Although it is now the ECB that rules Europe, German central bankers took consolation from the fact that it was created in the Bundesbank's stern image, with both its independence and a primary goal of price stability written expressly into the 1992 Maastricht treaty.A determination to keep the Bundesbank independent affects everything that it does, which remains a lot.