Sentence examples for expressly so from inspiring English sources
Most seriously, crimes are being downgraded; crime scenes are revisited, and victims called back, expressly so that reports can be revised, and the seriousness of the crime downplayed.
Many parents on blocks facing rezoning, who bought their homes expressly so their children could attend a particular school, are furious and panicked.
The pheasants and chukar partridges, or chukars, that I was after had been scattered across a patch of property expressly so that Seamus, a friend of his and I could chase them down.
At almost the same time another Parisian shutterbug, Maxime Du Camp, was in Egypt, where he paid a team of local workers to excavate a colossal image of the pharaoh Ramesses II expressly so he could photograph it.
"Every manufacturer makes their tires compatible expressly so consumers can move between Brand A and Brand B and Brand C," said William M. Hopkins, Goodyear's vice president for technical planning.
When Solon gave his laws to Athens, he said that their intention was to offer justice to all, expressly so that the less strong would not be preyed upon.
The usual rule, set out in an 1871 law, is that new laws do not apply retroactively unless Congress expressly says so.
He's signaled his disapproval of the former mayor's plans for new baseball stadiums, but without criticizing Mr. Giuliani; when Mr. Bloomberg testified in Albany about the budget, he expressly did so without making it personal.
I suppose my knee-jerk reaction could be described like this: Every professor is operating from the position that any assignment she makes is exclusive to that particular class, even if she doesn't expressly say so at the onset (in other words, it's simply assumed that work done for a specific class will be used only for that specific class).
Science: What does the law say about importing embryonic stem cells, which some scientists would like to do? Bulmahn: It is not expressly forbidden, so it is allowed.
But Descartes maintains that they can be reconstructed as such, and he expressly does so at the end of the Second Replies — providing a "geometrical" exposition of his central constructive steps, under the following headings: definitions, postulates, axioms or common notions, and propositions (AT 7 160ff).
