Sentence examples for which are expressly from inspiring English sources

The Mills Corporation, a developer based in Arlington, Va., also includes Bass Pro Shops for fishing demonstrations and Gibson guitar showcases at its malls, which are expressly designed to attract tourists.

Football Services shall not be used in a manner that emulates audio-visual or audio material (with the exception of products for people with visual impairment such as talking newspapers and post-match automated text to speech technology which are expressly permitted).

[n5] [p*552] Respondents contend, however, that Congress, in including first publication among the rights enumerated in 106, which are expressly subject to fair use under 107, intended that fair use would apply in pari materia to published and unpublished works.

But this is still conceptually different from the renewables subsidies which are expressly designed to go to the producers.

Nothing contained in this letter constitutes an express or implied waiver of any rights, remedies, or defenses of Zynga, all of which are expressly reserved.

The foregoing is not intended to be a complete statement of the facts, and shall not constitute a waiver of any of Apple's rights or remedies, all of which are expressly reserved.

The order here involved is of a class which is expressly excepted from § 402(a).

The method is validated by experimental results obtained on a large test rig, which was expressly designed for investigating the dynamical behaviour of cracked horizontal rotors.

The result could be increased power for parties to anoint candidates, which is expressly what Mayor Michael Bloomberg has said he wants to diminish through a nonpartisan system.

But on the principle that operated before the HRA, that everything was permitted in law except that which was expressly forbidden, telephone tapping could not be declared unlawful.

Such people often took the Bible very literally, and might argue, say, that only that which is expressly permitted in it is permissible.