Sentence examples for not expressly to from inspiring English sources

It does not give Congress the power under its commerce power, at least not expressly, to make them do business with private companies.

In this case the promise was made to Holly and not expressly to the plaintiff; and this difference between the two cases presents the question, raised by the defendant's objection, as to the want of privity between the plaintiff and defendant.

Obama, they said, would use his executive authority to ease limits on travel short of tourism (academic, religious, cultural, sports, and the like) not expressly to reward the prisoner release, but doing exactly that in practice.

They were not expressly directed to see to its enforcement.

But the text of the treaty does not expressly refer to a right to enrich uranium.

The 10th Amendment to the Constitution guarantees to the people and to the states all rights not expressly granted to Congress.

The convention's proposed amendments included a requirement for grand jury indictment in capital cases, which would form part of the Fifth Amendment, and an amendment reserving powers to the states not expressly given to the federal government, which would later form the basis for the Tenth Amendment.

And since the power to create the agency includes the implied power to do whatever is needful or appropriate, if not expressly prohibited, to protect the agency, there has been attributed to Congress some scope, the limits of which it is not now necessary to define, for granting or withholding immunity of federal agencies from state taxation.

All rights with respect to the Services and GNM's name, logos and trademarks, whether now existing or which may subsequently come into existence, which are not expressly granted to Client under this Agreement are reserved to GNM.

All rights not expressly granted to the Metaphysics Research Lab at Stanford University, including the right to publish an entry or entries in other print media, are retained by the authors.

This led to the emergence of topics and issues not expressly referred to in the original interview schedule.