Sentence examples for expressly to determine from inspiring English sources

And although none were designed expressly to determine what biochemical or genetic effects exercise might be having on cells within the body, several did look at various biomarkers that have been found to play a role in cancer recurrence and progression.

In March 2008 Mr. Miller moved to New York expressly to find a female vocalist for a duo.

O'Grady, a two-time PGA Tour winner, came to the course expressly to watch Villegas.

These statutes expressly provide for "judicial determination" of any contest to determine the rightful winner of an election.

Section 5, the Florida Supreme Court's decision violates Article II of the Constitution, which expressly invests state legislatures with the power to determine the manner in which presidential electors are appointed.

Rather, as expressly set out in section 102.168, the court's responsibility is to determine whether "legal votes" were rejected sufficient to change or place in doubt the results of the election.

This article focuses on one important aspect of the quest for constitutional meaning: how to determine whether a particular liberty - whether or not expressly enumerated in the Bill of Rights - is a "fundamental" right.

The rationale behind proposing this approach is to expressly consider the key economic principles 'opportunity cost' and 'the margin' to determine whether resources for dentistry may be re-allocated (within the service) to maximise efficiency.

If the Congress had ever expressly debated whether America ought to have a national system of testing to determine which people would end up occupying much of society's upper tier, the system could probably never have been enacted.

The Court expressly rejected the rule, adopted by some Circuits, of holding a hearing to determine whether the defendant had entered his plea voluntarily with an understanding of the charge.

The Court has recognized that even where an agency's enabling statute expressly requires it to hold a hearing, the agency may rely on its rulemaking authority to determine issues that do not require case-by-case consideration.