Sentence examples for that is expressly from inspiring English sources

This is something that is expressly recognised by DG Agriculture which, as I noted in my last article, has a threefold system for the protection of regional particularity.

It found that the posts in 2010 were the type of "concerted activity" for "mutual aid" that is expressly protected by the National Labor Relations Act.

Such users might want to consider Weemote, a line from Fobis Technologies with oversize buttons and limited options that is expressly designed for children and the elderly.

"The formulation of national energy policy is a classic example of the sort of broad policy discussion that is expressly excluded from regulatory coverage," Mr. Gonzales wrote in a letter.

"That's another thing that is expressly referred to here in the Supreme Court opinion, so I wouldn't think that that would be a course that we would now follow.

"To officiate a union that is expressly not for the same godly purpose of procreation and to call such a relationship 'sanctified' is unacceptable to a sound mind," M. Michael Naim, an architect, said in an open letter to other Iranian members of the congregation.

He fasted often and never ate anything that was expressly prepared for him.

All arrays that are expressly adjustable are actually adjustable, but not necessarily vice versa.

In contrast, word processors represent documents in ways that are expressly designed to support interactive creation and editing.

The use of the expression "other stationery products" implies that the products that are expressly authorized are also stationery products.

Public employee unions and retiree groups contend that Mr. Snyder and Mr. Orr are seeking to cut pensions that are expressly protected by the Michigan Constitution.