Sentence examples for expressly sanctioned from inspiring English sources

Sega expressly sanctioned disassembly.

In response, Karimov launched a far-reaching crackdown on all forms of religious expression not expressly sanctioned by the state.

Dutch and Italian public companies tend to follow the German pattern of management, although it is not expressly sanctioned by the law of those countries.

In fact, the duty of the citizen to render military service and the power to compel him against his consent to do so was expressly sanctioned by the constitutions of at least nine of the States, an illustration being afforded by the following provision of the Pennsylvania constitution of 1776.

In fact, the Supreme Court expressly sanctioned state mandatory sterilization laws like North Carolina's, noting that "three generations of imbeciles are enough".

This Clause reinforces Scalia's point, by again mentioning the possibility that a criminal could be in jeopardy of losing "life," but it presents a much larger problem for him: by the terms of Scalia's argument the Framers also appear to have "expressly sanctioned" maiming as punishment for criminal behavior.

There is absolutely nothing in the original Constitution nor in any of the amendments expressly sanctioning the doctrine.

While Congress agreed to exclude conscientiously objecting employees, it expressly refused to sanction an exclusion for all religiously affiliated employers.

Regarding a subsequent water-cure court-martial, he wrote, "No modern state, which is a party to international law, can sanction, either expressly or by a silence which imports consent, a resort to torture with a view to obtain confessions, as an incident to its military operations".

To his credit, Founder and CEO/CTO Alexey Gavrilov has made it expressly clear on their blog that Zello "is not intended as a replacement for instructions from government emergency agencies or sanctioned rescue organizations.

It was critically sanctioned.