Sentence examples for if expressly from inspiring English sources

The upper castes usually did not attend the ceremonies of the lower castes, even if expressly invited.

On external signage over buildings and businesses, for example, English is permitted only if the lettering used is half the size of the corresponding French characters whereas legal documents may be prepared in English only if expressly requested by the parties concerned.

All drugs taken by the patient are maintained along this period, except if expressly recommended by the attending physician.

However, agreeing cooperation projects only if expressly solicited by national government is also seen as hampering the development of more consistent and comprehensive health cooperation country programmes.

"It's a very subtle thing," Mr. Iverson said, when asked if he expressly made his music to be liked.

Nor would it necessarily be constitutional to do so, even if Congress expressly authorized the military detention of civilians.

"It can only remain legally valid if it expressly stipulates that it is 'written in contemplation' of that marriage.

So many places change their names, and so often.They have every right to do so, of course, and it seems discourteous not to use their new names if they expressly ask you to.

The hierarchy of land uses is still employed, tacitly if not expressly; the maxim is still occasionally quoted, and at least in close cases the land use that is prior in time will prevail over subsequent ones.

Among merchants it often must be paid even if not expressly agreed by the parties, since no merchant is regarded as willing to lend money without receiving interest thereon.

There's a very good chance that Clinton will end up winning the public primary elections comfortably in the end, and it's also entirely possible that even if Sanders does end up winning, the superdelegates will realize the mayhem it will cause if they expressly go against their voters' wishes and cede their votes to Sanders.