Sentence examples similar to would expressly like from inspiring English sources
Two classes of information would expressly relate to asylum seekers held in immigration detention.
Serving as moderator, I asked whether the president had the right to use torture even if a federal law would expressly forbid it.
New York is one of 12 states that did not follow the federal government's lead and adopt a law that would expressly forbid same-sex marriages.
Science: What does the law say about importing embryonic stem cells, which some scientists would like to do? Bulmahn: It is not expressly forbidden, so it is allowed.
A good rule of thumb is never to have anyone stay over unless they expressly tell you they'd like to have their hair turn completely white by the morning.
In addition, we would like to note that Wonder requests [a] user for specific permission to access each portion of information available to the user through a social network or services and never accesses information or data which is beyond the consent, availability for or extent of permission expressly granted by the application user.
And I'd like to note that during the sentencing, when the judge mentioned the individuals beyond members of the Ravi and Clementi families whose lives had been disrupted and possibly diminished by this case, he expressly and emphatically included "M.B.," the man who visited Tyler in his dorm room and later wound up on the witness stand.
The government would not expressly restrict sales to foreign buyers, these people said, but they added that acquisitions by foreign investors would be limited.
Labor for Refugees had been expected to move a platform amendment in the debate which would have expressly prohibited boat turnbacks.
