Sentence examples for expressly to use from inspiring English sources

In 1996, after the radio industry was deregulated, Cox Enterprises spun off 28percentt of its radio business to the public as Cox Radio, expressly to use its stock to buy radio stations.

Drug courts, which are designed expressly to use coercion to get people into treatment, now include some 120,000 defendants annually.

In certain highly contentious divorces, parents are expressly forbidden to use the phone unless a child has broken a leg on the tricycle or some other emergency.

Not only did his commitments to his Kansas University team compel him to run in many more races and distances than were ideal, but he was expressly forbidden to use a pacemaker.

"People have to expressly agree to use this feature," the company wrote in a defensively worded blog post at the weekend, defending how it tracks some users' SMS and phone call metadata — a post it had the impressive brass neck to self-describe as a "fact check".

This is not the case," before going on to explain that call and text history logging is included with an opt-in feature on Messenger or Facebook Lite for Android that "people have to expressly agree to use" and that they can turn off at any time, which would also delete any call and text data shared with that app.

The Services Agreement is non-exclusive and expressly permits Yahoo to use any other search advertising services, including its own service, the services of Microsoft Corporation or other third parties.

It expressly reserves the right to use cyber tactics as part of what it calls "anticipatory action taken against imminent threats".

Franken's proposal would place new rules related to smartphone location data, especially how often users would have to expressly give applications consent to use data and how they could seek legal redress for violations.

This legislation would give a new tool to district attorneys to use that expressly applies to video games".

We are currently developing a computer interface for this assessment that is expressly designed to be easier to use for our target population of older adults, many of whom are novice computer users.