Sentence examples for is expressly to from inspiring English sources

But the Women's Sports Foundation, an advocacy group that favors maintaining proportionality, opposes conducting surveys of incoming students -- that is, expressly to gauge interest in athletics.

We have been advised that the policy is expressly to safeguard the clear skyline view of the landmark and there is no limit to the distance behind the dome of the cathedral where the wider setting consultation area ceases to apply.

Escalating surveillance infringements aside, fundamentally corrupt traffic enforcement regimes across the US whose main purpose is expressly to generate revenue for their municipalities, not provide for public safety threaten the privacy of virtually every driver on the road.

AIIC came into being expressly to define and maintain the standards of proficiency, the working conditions, and the ethics of the conference interpreter.

The role of these people was expressly to facilitate the participants voicing their own views rather than the support people contributing directly to the discussion.

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.

Only the last is expressly subject to the creditors' right to credit bid, and the problem develops when the debtor instead proceeds under the "indubitable equivalent" test.

The "Moscow Project" is expressly inclined to go over the top, aiming to help normalize ultra-partisan conjectures as supposedly factual.

It remains important, however, that information material to the actual informed consent is expressly presented to all consumers (layered consent), and that informed consent is clearly requested.

Any museum that greets visitors with a sign saying "It is expressly forbidden to NOT touch the exhibits" is going to be a sure-fire hit with children.

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