Sentence examples for expressly take from inspiring English sources
In light of the findings that people regularly deviate from a rational model of behavior, and that such deviations can hurt their own long-term interests, behavioral economics has focused on developing interventions that expressly take such decision-making tendencies into account.
It is not expressly taken away from the States.
Even on Mama, a job expressly taken to void a developing stereotype, there was a row.
The move expressly took out the Sunday before Election Day, the date when black churches organized successful statewide "Souls to the Polls" campaigns encouraging their congregants to vote.
I travelled expressly to take these photos.
Cable executives acknowledge that this may cut into their ability to claim attention from viewers and the news media with the new shows they reserved expressly to take advantage of the livin' is easy attitude at the networks this summer.
With regards to education, Wellings and Levine (2010) posited that there was a need to redesign the current text-based lessons into collaborative and multidisciplinary problem-based materials, expressly to take on board real world problems and solutions.
(fine should not forget, first, that this decree excludes expressly those taken prisoner in battles at sea and, second, that the Navy had no territorial authority on land, and for this latter reason found itself less often in a position of having to carry out any point of this order.
They are expressly forbidden to take instructions from their member state.
It's a pool of ambitious and religiously ardent college students expressly groomed to take their beliefs into the public arena.
The case, which was expressly devised to take down the Affordable Care Act, centers on a provision that gives individuals who fall within a certain income threshold — roughly above poverty but below wealth — tax subsidies to pay for health insurance.
