Sentence examples for only expressly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Torricelli dropped out on Monday, 36 days before the election, and although New Jersey law only expressly permits candidate substitutions at least 51 days before, the State Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Mr. Lautenberg's name could be placed on the ballot.

William Van Alstyne, a noted constitutional scholar at Duke University, has recently written that the Second Amendment's "well-regulated militia" language refers to ordinary citizens, and that the amendment not only expressly embraces the right to bear arms but also "erects the very scaffolding of a free state upon that guarantee".

It is important for us queers to pass down a tradition and common knowledge only expressly understood by us and us alone.

The patients' GPs were only expressly mentioned in the study from the UK [ 27].

You should only expressly praise when they really have achieved an exceptional success.

Although 29 states have renewable energy goals, until recently, only Indiana and Ohio expressly included nuclear energy in those strategies.

Obama acknowledged that the executive order, which makes Cruz the only American expressly forbidden from signing up for Obamacare, was an extraordinary measure, but added, "I felt it was a necessary humanitarian gesture to protect Ted from the law he hates".

After a transitional period, substances included in this list can be used only for expressly authorised uses for limited time spans.

Then, in 2005, Bush actually shut down the only unit expressly created to find the man behind the death of 3,000 Americans.

However, agreeing cooperation projects only if expressly solicited by national government is also seen as hampering the development of more consistent and comprehensive health cooperation country programmes.

It determined that Congress had not only the powers expressly conferred upon it by the Constitution but also all authority "appropriate" to carry out such powers.