Sentence examples for expressly require that from inspiring English sources

The auction houses also disclose that guarantors may be bidding, even though, they say, consumer affairs regulations do not expressly require that.

In a 17-page opinion that carefully analyzes the applicable statutes and decisional law, the New York Solicitor General advises that while New York statutory law does not expressly require that two people be of the opposite sex to obtain a marriage license, it is her view that "the Legislature did not intend to authorize same-sex marriage".

This fails to take account of the fact that legal standards sometimes expressly require judges to consider a situation from a particular perspective in order to apply the proper rule.

The law at issue in the Levine case does not expressly require pre-emption.

"Before a detainer is placed, ICE's Priority Enforcement Program expressly requires probable cause that the individual is an alien subject to removal," ICE spokeswoman Gail Montenegro wrote in an email to HuffPost.

This act, among other things, required each house of Congress to adopt a resolution each year setting forth a blueprint for future spending decisions as well as changes in the level of revenues collected, and expressly requiring a vote on the level of the deficit that would result from the decisions about spending and revenues.

Some critics say the government is partly to blame by not expressly requiring private buyers to modify most loans.

But because the rules of both national parties expressly forbid selecting delegates in a blanket primary, the parties cooperated here to pass a state law requiring that only the votes of party members be used to select that party's delegates.

The principle of detailed balance requires that "transitions between any two states at equilibrium take place with equal frequency" and expressly forbids maintenance of equilibrium by cyclic processes (32).

Moreover, the agreement expressly does not require the company to acknowledge that it committed any antitrust violations, despite the findings of Judge Jackson and a seven-judge appeals court that Microsoft had repeatedly violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by bullying rivals and engaging in a wide range of anticompetitive practices over a period of years.

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.