Sentence examples for expressly represented from inspiring English sources

As stated earlier, implied warranties are not expressly represented in the written or oral sales agreement but are created and imposed through application of law, usually the UCC.

In this study we examined a panel of sorghum accessions from West Africa established expressly to represent the range of photoperiodic response.

Stéphane Dion, the Liberal leader, is an academic from Quebec who came into politics a decade ago expressly to oppose the French-speaking province's separatists, represented by Gilles Duceppe and his Bloc Québécois.

In contrast, word processors represent documents in ways that are expressly designed to support interactive creation and editing.

Hadn't I come to New York expressly to be overwhelmed?

… But, F.B.I. agent Joseph Capitano wrote in court documents, investigators cleared the defense team representing the detainees: "No law or military commission order expressly prohibited defense counsel from providing their clients with the photographic spreads in question under these circumstances".

(Ms. Washburn has invented a stream of silly, vaguely Slavic-sounding syllables to represent this unnamed country's fictional tongue, but has expressly forbidden the actors to speak them in any sort of characteristic accent.) As it happens, Sara's (also unaccented) English is disconcertingly good, but she also sees the allure in miscommunication.

Developed expressly for use on a bacterial genome, CSDeconv and programs like it may represent an excellent choice for microbial ChIP-seq experiments with only a few binding sites, small genome size and high sequence coverage.

While the administration did not expressly forbid Hawkins from wearing the hijab, the statement said that faculty and staff must faithfully represent Wheaton's evangelical Statement of Faith that pledges belief in a Christian god.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma is arguing that even if the Supreme Court expressly rules that new lethal-injection drugs are constitutional, a case could be made that concealing the means of execution could in itself represent cruel and unusual punishment — particularly after this week's incident.

"The court emphasized that the town of Greece expressly allowed atheists to give opening invocations, and that was an important factor in the court's ruling upholding the town's practice," said Alex Luchenitser, associate legal director at Americans United for Separation of Church and State, a Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group representing the plaintiffs.