Sentence examples for would have expressly from inspiring English sources

Labor for Refugees had been expected to move a platform amendment in the debate which would have expressly prohibited boat turnbacks.

So it is no small irony that the merger plan — which would have expressly limited the states' power to a veto of hostile takeovers — was brought down by exactly the kind of political interference he had hoped to end.

But along the way, an even worse proposal was offered up, the so-called Stupak Amendment, which would have expressly prohibited any insurer participating in a state-based exchange from offering abortion coverage, if it wished to receive any federal funds to subsidize the other coverage it would offer.

Franken's proposal would place new rules related to smartphone location data, especially how often users would have to expressly give applications consent to use data and how they could seek legal redress for violations.

So important a change in the condition of citizenship as it actually existed, if intended, would have been expressly declared".

[I]t is likely that, had the European legislature sought to adopt a different approach...this would have been expressly stated in the Directive".

Today I voted for the joint resolution on Cuba, though I would have preferred it to have expressly regretted the 2005 abandonment of sanctions.

"A fake newspaper that you have expressly printed up?" he shouts at her through the door.

Indeed, Professors Somin and Ramsey have expressly defended "judicial supremacy".

Noting that the state statutes had already put murder into a special sentencing scheme that allows life imprisonment and the death penalty in the case of capital murder, the court said, "We are persuaded that if the Legislature had intended N.E.R.A. to apply to murder, it would have done so expressly and by amending the murder statute".

And to do so, on a question that's of this deep economic significance, it would have to do so expressly".