Sentence examples for was expressly rejected from inspiring English sources

38, 40, 77 L.Ed. 212, was expressly rejected in Draper.

This approach, however, was expressly rejected in Chapman, supra, at 23, 87 S.Ct., at 827, and with good reason.

But his claim that BEW's monopoly could be resolved by other measures was expressly rejected by the commission, after its fourth inquiry into the industry in 20 years.

Even if we don't yet know the internal principles for the ordering and development of natural forms, the appeal to a transcendent author of such things is reminiscent, to Diderot's ear, of the appeal to Aristotelian "substantial forms" that was expressly rejected at the beginning of modern science as explaining nothing.

136, 36 L.Ed. 1011 (1892), that a trial can never continue in the defendant's absence have been expressly rejected.

Thus, although common law principles are not necessarily dispositive of questions arising under FELA, unless they are expressly rejected in the text of the statute, they are entitled to great weight in our analysis.

There is also considerable legislative history behind the Alien Registration Act which suggests that Congress was trying to avoid overburdening of aliens; some features of the conflicting state law had been expressly rejected by Congress.

I can see no reason to draw a distinction between copying of "books" and copying of other materials when the distinction is expressly rejected on the face of the copyright statute, has not been observed in numerous cases applying the 1909 Act, and has no reasonable basis in light of the purposes of copyright protection.

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.

Yet he does have a vision of sorts as well: He is expressly rejecting the deal because it does not sufficiently conform to his white nationalist agenda.

The public figure doctrine was thus expressly rejected by the Court.