Sentence examples for it expressly from inspiring English sources

The 9/11 commission learned it, too, which is why it expressly recommended in its report to Congress that "the federal government should set standards for the issuance of sources of identification, such as driver's licenses".

"To presume that a sovereign forever waives the right to exercise one of its sovereign powers unless it expressly reserves the right to exercise that power in a commercial agreement turns the concept of sovereignty on its head".

The company did not repeat its assertion, made in November, that it "expressly denies the allegations set forth in the complaint," but the F.T.C. still considers that statement to be part of the case record.

The submission also quotes approvingly from the Bill of Rights 1689, a piece of legislation revered by Eurosceptics, that it "expressly prohibits the use of the prerogative in circumstances where its exercise would 'suspend' or 'dispense' statutory law".

"Our takings clause is broader in that it expressly mentions services".

Congress may have recognized this specter when it expressly precluded Section 13981 from being used in the family law context.

Flora said he was open to it "but not seeking it out expressly".

You yourself regard it as deceitful, and it is expressly forbidden by the A.M.A., which proscribes "token consulting" to justify the compensation of physicians by pharmaceutical companies.

A unnamed senior U.S. immigration official told the Intercept the new wording signifies a bigger change, saying, "While it doesn't expressly say it, it means that they aren't customers, but aliens".

It is doubtful that anyone ever held this view; but it is in any case false, it has nothing to do with legal positivism, and it is expressly rejected by all leading positivists.

While it will be based in national and sub-national level experience, it is expressly called upon to deliver global level findings.