Sentence examples for expressly so that 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.

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.

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.

In the little-discussed realm of retail known as "replenishment" or "replacement shopping," the goal is to perfect basic garments expressly so that the time-crunched or shopaphobic guy can whiz in and out of a store as if on a jet-fueled sortie, halting only briefly behind enemy lines to grab three/six/nine of his tried-and-true chinos/briefs/socks.

"The very purpose of an online lender affiliating with a tribe is specifically and expressly so that they can lend in violation of state laws," Ellen Harnick, a payday lending expert at the Center For Responsible Lending, told HuffPost in June.

In it he said that FISAAA "expressly permits purely political surveillance", so that anyone with stored information relating to US foreign policy could find themselves of interest to the US authorities.

Apple's published rules on apps expressly prohibit that practice.

Some tour continuously; others stay put, often in theatres built by Cirque expressly for that show.

Those doctors routinely issue recommendations to hundreds of patients who see them expressly for that purpose.

Though the documentation doesn't expressly say so, this would indicate that you can interchange the prongs with other sizes should you travel overseas.

Such makeshift restaurants were once common in New York, so much so that Senegalese women were sometimes brought to America expressly to cook for newly arrived immigrants hankering for a taste of home.