Sentence examples for which expressly from inspiring English sources

There was no inkling of such distinctions in the contract Professor Chemerinsky signed, which expressly allowed outside activities.

That practice, which is not communicated to users, may violate Apple's privacy guidelines, which expressly prohibit any app from transmitting users' data without their permission.

The practice could be in violation of Apple's privacy guidelines, which expressly prohibit app makers from transmitting users' personal data without their permission.

It also lacked the clarity of, for example's, Purnell's resignation letter which expressly declared no confidence in Brown and warned that Labour would lose under him.

Suzanne Nossel, executive director of PEN America, said: "Ahmed Naji dared to test his country's new constitution, which expressly protects creative expression.

He added that the handbook had since been revised and no longer included that example because it "does not meet our operational requirements or privacy standards," which "expressly prohibit reporting on individuals' First Amendment activities".

A decade ago, Prince gave an interview to Guitar World in which he expressly decried holograms as "demonic".

Clients who bought the instruments "signed subscription agreements in which they expressly acknowledged the risks associated with this investment".

The judgment warned of the risk of not addressing this issue, which they expressly asserted to be a problem here in Australia.

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.

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