Sentence examples similar to expressly to preclude from inspiring English sources

Plaintiffs, however, gloss over the fact that Judge Gertner expressly declined to rule on whether triable issues of fact remained with respect to reliance and loss causation and indicated that if the Court were to preclude the testimony of Dr. Hakala after a Daubert hearing, her summary judgment decision would need to be reconsidered.

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

There's no reason to preclude it".

The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.

"There's nothing to preclude you from showing your taxes.

As we have made plain, the statute does not expressly or impliedly preclude regulatory action by political subdivisions with regard to local use.

For the past two years, public health groups — led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids — have lobbied for passage of legislation that would grant the F.D.A. the authority to regulate tobacco products; shockingly, this bill, which Senator Edward Kennedy is preparing to re-introduce in the next few weeks, would expressly preclude the F.D.A. from simply removing nicotine from cigarettes.

I travelled expressly to take these photos.

Hadn't I come to New York expressly to be overwhelmed?

Luckily, "Map" was produced by 13P, a company of playwrights founded expressly to avoid this fate.

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