"I am not so confident that it is permissible for a disbarred lawyer to serve as a mediator and expressly draw on his prior legal experience, as Mr. Weiss appears to be doing," Mr. Green said.
The Pentagon refinement of Bush's military order may well incorporate rights to the accused that are in today's Uniform Code of Military Justice but were expressly denied in his original, hastily drawn order.
The 2005 Mental Capacity Act expressly rejects an AD that is drawn up to facilitate suicide.
If Ms. Barnes didn't expressly intend "Re: Drawing" to be a show of eight artists who work with unusual mediums, that's what she has achieved.
Whatever the reason, the contrast between the livid, salty Mr. Putin and the Western-style statesman was never so evident as on Monday, when both personalities were on view at a meeting expressly aimed at drawing Russia more closely into the European fold.
And he drew up a constitution that expressly severed all connection with Islamic law, forbade Islamic forms of dress, outlawed polygamy, imposed a secular system of education, and enjoined allegiance to the Turkish homeland as the primary duty of every Turk.
The Court drew no fundamental distinction between rights expressly listed in the Bill of Rights and textually unenumerated rights.
To draw more Republican support, he said, Democrats should expressly rule out using a legislative shortcut that would bar any filibuster of the health care bill.
Although it was certain to draw upper middle class students from the Upper West Side, the school was expressly designed to reach talented students from the poorer neighborhoods of Upper Manhattan.
As a liberal Member from Slovenia I wish to draw the attention of Parliament additionally to the fact that the current Slovenian government has also expressly refused to implement the decision of the Constitutional Court of Slovenia, whereby homes in Slovenia taken illegally from them in 1992 should be returned to 18 305 citizens of the former Yugoslavia.
