Sentence examples for expressly support from inspiring English sources

The high court says outside groups are allowed to use corporate dollars to expressly support candidates, and suddenly we have this tidal wave of money threatening to overwhelm the airways.

Despite recent spurts of "anti-vaxxer" news, for example, the resounding criticism of politicians who questioned — or even didn't expressly support — vaccines verify that our society today is soundly in favor of the technology we once disdained.

Legislative initiatives such as the Honest Ads Act also would bring greater transparency to political advertising, but would do very little to stop the vast majority of Russian ads that did not expressly support a candidate.

Credit card penetration is far lower in India, while WhatsApp has already emerged as a platform for facilitating e-commerce despite currently offering no features that expressly support that.

White House officials said Tuesday that they did not believe the call violated laws that prohibit government employees from expressly supporting the Obama political agenda.

Before the ruling, corporations and labor unions could not use their general treasuries to fund ads expressly supporting or opposing candidates.

UBA expressly supports this recommendation and argues for the implementation of this effective approach to PPP risk management optimisation in Germany as widely and as quickly as possible.

It no longer expressly supports the systematic repatriation of legal immigrants, although it supports the deportation of illegal, criminal, and unemployed immigrants.

In a San Francisco Bike Coalition endorsement questionnaire filled out by nearly all the mayoral candidates, Dennis Herrera, John Avalos, Terry Baum and Chiu all expressly supported either the reduction or complete elimination of car traffic on Market.

The activists penned a resolution that, among other things, declared: "From the perspective of taxpayers, any official who supports placing a tax increase on the ballot is expressly supporting that tax increase". GOP lawmakers are likely to take notice: Some of their colleagues were chased from office for supporting past tax hikes.

In 2009, U.S. Representative Barney Frank (D-MA) was asked by constituent Rachel Brown (who came to the meeting holding a sign depicting Barack Obama with an Adolf Hitler-style mustache): "Why do you continue supporting the Nazi [Heath Care] policy as Obama has expressly supported this policy?