Sentence examples for is expressly allowed from inspiring English sources

For instance, the acting attorney general is expressly allowed to sign an application for a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act but is expressly excluded from the line of succession to the presidency.

Doctors and family planning clinics are expressly allowed by the Department of Health to provide contraception and guidance to under-age clients as long as it is considered that they are capable of understanding the implications.

There's no realistic chance St Pauli will get anywhere with that idea – the clubs are expressly allowed to circumvent the rules by the league – but the debate about the so-called "plastic clubs" and the rise of owner-financed teams will only intensify as a result.

Unfortunately, the dinosaur's resurrection as a credible top-half-of-the-table contender run did nothing to affect the cautious general mood in the city in relation to the Olympics poll, as big, international dreams are expressly "not allowed at the new HSV" (Morgenpost) either: the existential troubles of yesteryear are still too present for anyone to take any flights of fancy.

But because we are different (and because we take a common law as opposed to Napoleonic view of regulation, favouring a world in which everything is allowed unless it is expressly prohibited), we seek at every turn to pin down every detail of new rules or schemes being proposed, in case some of it turns out to be harmful.

It is expressly reserved by statute.

But that is expressly not the issue.

This is expressly in response to Barack Obama, less so Hillary.

This is expressly stated by Plutarch (Symp.

It is expressly linked with resolution of welfare reform.

Knocking off foreign leaders is expressly verboten by U.S. law.