Sentence examples for is expressly identified from inspiring English sources

As Justice Stevens wrote for the Court: "Making a copy of a copyrighted work for the convenience of a blind person is expressly identified by the House Committee Report as an example of fair use, with no suggestion that anything more than a purpose to entertain or to inform need motivate the copying". Sony Corp. of Am., 464 U.S. at 455 n.455

Unless they are expressly identified otherwise, all rights granted by you in this Licence shall subsist throughout the world in any language(s) on a non-exclusive basis for the full period of copyright in your Contribution including all renewals, reversions, extensions and revivals of such period ("Term").

Moreover, restricting our analysis to tweets which have been expressly identified as political in nature allows us to define a high-fidelity corpus, avoiding the risk of introducing undue noise through the use of topic detection strategies [24, 25].

Though Salt Lake City is not expressly identified, it is clearly the site where the body count rises after the hero's wife and other family members are done in by a ninja massacre at the film's start in a place specifically designated as Tokyo, Japan.

Chapman, it is true, never expressly identified the source of this harmless-error standard.

It is expressly reserved by statute.

But that is expressly not the issue.

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

It is expressly forbidden to me by my internist, Dr. Klutchmaw.

The sequencing question is expressly addressed in the statute.

It is expressly linked with resolution of welfare reform.