Sentence examples for expressly set out from inspiring English sources
Ms. Philipsz said she never expressly set out to be a public artist.
But as you expressly set out to influence young people, don't you put yourself on one?
BMW recently set up a factory in Leipzig that expressly set out to employ people over the age of 45.
Rather, as expressly set out in section 102.168, the court's responsibility is to determine whether "legal votes" were rejected sufficient to change or place in doubt the results of the election.
In the final section, Peter and Odo the chimp share a house, wrestle and groom each other – Martel says he expressly set out to describe "someone who finds themselves in a state of grace by actually living with a faith object".
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A key distinction between the bills of rights of the Commonwealth jurisdictions referred to above and the Singapore Constitution is that in the latter document, the grounds set out in Article 15(4) for restricting freedom of religion are not expressly subject to any requirement of reasonableness or necessity in a democratic society.
The usual rule, set out in an 1871 law, is that new laws do not apply retroactively unless Congress expressly says so.
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