Sentence examples for expressly stop from inspiring English sources
It's unclear how the 5th Circuit judges think Healey's claims are moot, when all Judge Kinkeade did was cancel the deposition of Healey set for December 13; he didn't expressly stop all the other discovery that was part of Healey's motion.
In late September, a large German Panzer counterattack sent expressly to stop the advance of Patton's Third Army was defeated by the U.S. 4th Armored Division at the Battle of Arracourt.
Hitler expressly told him to stop SA funds from being spent on limousines and banquets, which he considered evidence of SA extravagance.
In the end, there's a simple way to stop all forms of bulk collection and mass surveillance: write a law expressly prohibiting it.
Mr. Kobach said the courts had long given the police broad authority to stop people and to make immigration arrests — and asserted that the bill "expressly prohibits racial profiling," because it stated that officers "may not solely consider race, color or national origin".
But when it comes to guns we need to stop being gentle and instead take as hard a line as those who disagree with us: there is no reason for people to possess weapons that are expressly designed to kill other people.
An array of tax-exempt organizations on the left and right, regulated under Section 527 of the tax code, found that they could raise and spend unlimited sums on political activities without disclosure, as long as they stopped short of expressly advocating a vote for or against a candidate.
The Court declared that any coordination that did occur didn't violate the law, since it only involved so-called "issue ads" that stopped short of expressly saying "vote for" or "vote against" a candidate.
And Tories, two-thirds of whom have pay beyond their MPs' salary, feel that any ban on second jobs would be expressly aimed at them – although that has not stopped Mr Cameron ordering his shadow cabinet to shed their outside earnings.
It may have the largest Shabbat-compliant lift outside Israel – programmed to function automatically on a Saturday, stopping at every floor – but there is nothing expressly Jewish about the building.
