Sentence examples for expressly state that from inspiring English sources
Likewise, A.I.G. has stated that these agreements expressly state that if employees are terminated for cause, they are not entitled to any bonus payments.
"The Mueller report and AG Barr's letter to Congress both expressly state that Trump was not exonerated by the report," he says.
You'll notice Obama doesn't expressly state that he opposes high gas prices but says he doesn't think cost hikes should happen suddenly or dramatically.
It went on to expressly state that "freedom of movement will end when we leave", effectively ruling out staying in the single market which comes with free movement.
Online instructions for the ballot say a witness must submit an address, but the ballot doesn't expressly state that requirement, and many don't include it.
The special § 2255 Rules had not yet been adopted and the Criminal Rules expressly state that they govern all criminal proceedings, see n. 7, supra.
Section 101.68 (2)(d) expressly states that "[t]he votes on absentee ballots shall be included in the total vote of the county".
To the extent that the Legislature may enact laws regulating the electoral process, those laws are valid only if they impose no "unreasonable or unnecessary" restraints on the right of suffrage: The declaration of rights expressly states that "all political power is inherent in the people".
Kotteakos instructs the reviewing court to "ponder all that happened without stripping the erroneous action from the whole," and expressly states that "the inquiry cannot be merely whether there was enough to support the result, apart from the phase affected by the error". Id., at 765, 66 S.Ct., at 1248.
And while the bible expressly states that salvation is free, at times it comes with a cost: offerings, tithes, gifts to spiritual leaders, and a directive to buy literature and other products created by men of God.
