Sentence examples for expressly ruling from inspiring English sources
He has advocated passing a law allowing for state bankruptcy and expressly ruling out a federal bailout of any states.
The European Court of Human Rights upheld France's burqa ban, ruling that it "was not expressly based on the religious connotation of the clothing in question but solely on the fact that it concealed the face".
In a direct rap on the ruling party's knuckles, the court expressly stated that there was no reason to have elections completed on a single day.
The court based its opinion on the Windsor decision, ruling that the Supreme Court had applied a new, heightened level of scrutiny for equal protection based on sexual orientation, even if it had not expressly articulated that new standard.
Arpaio appealed that ruling.
Pohl's ruling comes expressly against the wishes of the Red Cross, which argued at Guantánamo in June that its communications with governments enjoy an "absolute privilege", placing them beyond the purview of the military commission currently preparing to hear the fate of the 9/11 defendants.
In issuing its ruling, the Supreme Court expressly sidestepped the fundamental question of whether the state's ban on same-sex marriage was constitutional.
In his ruling, Judge Leon expressly rejected the government's claim that the 1979 supreme court case, Smith v Maryland, which the NSA and the Obama administration often cite to argue that there is no reasonable expectation of privacy over metadata, applies in the NSA's bulk-metadata collection.
McMurdie said the government has now made late changes in the House of Lords to the anti-social behaviour, crime and policing bill 2013-14 to reflect the Elosta ruling by setting out expressly rights to legal advice.
Kennedy's opinion expressly reserved the question of whether the ruling applied to foreign corporations.
