Sentence examples for not expressly the from inspiring English sources

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.

The majority concedes the Shorters did not expressly assume the risk of the doctor's negligence.

The subterfuge was that the party used unregulated "soft money" to pay for "issue ads" that did not expressly advocate the election of the candidate.

Although Galileo does not expressly identify the Tychonic system as the third chief world system, all of the Fourth Day is directed against it.

In both cases, industry claimed that the law did not expressly permit the board to require employers to post a notice.

Activists point out, though, that the animal protection law, while not expressly outlawing the slaughter of dogs, does prohibit "brutal" methods and the killing of animals in the open.

The Tenth Circuit has not expressly addressed the issue.

They did not expressly link the Bell Foundry's closure with the Ghost Ship fire.

Prior to the Thirteenth Amendment, the United States Constitution (adopted in 1789) did not expressly use the words slave or slavery but included several provisions about unfree persons.

It does not expressly acknowledge the pardoned person did not commit the crime.

The Supreme Court's plurality ruling said that the prosecutor's damaging remark was perfectly fine because Mr. Salinas "did not expressly invoke the privilege against self-incrimination" during the police questioning.