Sentence examples for expressly used from inspiring English sources

And of course, with the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, we've seen how massive amounts of Facebook data were expressly used to try to infer US voters' political beliefs.

In his decision, Judge Williams cited a case in Vicksburg, Miss., in which a condemnation that would have benefited a Harrah's casino was rejected because a judge found no guarantee between the government and the casino that the condemned land would be expressly used for the reasons outlined in the condemnation request.

She recalls one case in which the husband set up a corporation to look like part of his regular business portfolio except that it was expressly used to purchase a home and other items for his mistress.

Secondly, central banks across the globe have expressly used low interest rates as a tool to drive up the prices of riskier assets.

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"Although we acknowledged that the placement of the word was redolent of the use of expletives, we noted that the ad did not expressly use any explicit language and therefore concluded that, although some viewers might find the connotation and word-play distasteful, it was unlikely that the ad would cause serious or widespread offence".

Prior to the Thirteenth Amendment, the United States Constitution (adopted in 1789) did not expressly use the words slave or slavery but included several provisions about unfree persons.

As Mr. Smith noted, nothing in the law expressly forbade using the money to republish great works of literature.

Campbell pointed out that "Simmonds has expressly denied using the homophobic slur he is alleged to have said" and that on-ice officials did not hear anything.

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.