However, in the absence of any explicit references to the margin of appreciation in these two cases, one can only speculate on why the ECtHR limited the scope of positive duties in these cases to procedural due diligence and compensation.
This silence is quite meaningful in light of the several explicit references to the availability of judicial review as a check on the Legislature's power with respect to bills of attainder, ex post facto laws, and statutes.
He liked unfolding a melody in chords, suspending the thematic momentum before a solo with a gleeful, single-line prevarication, then sweeping into a series of choruses full of glossy, tumbling arpeggios, his most explicit references to the inspiration of Tatum.
But he noted that this election cycle "has an unusual amount of explicit references to religion".
The writer and playwright Lee Hall, who wrote the libretto, said he was asked by Opera North to remove explicit references to the sexuality of one character.
It enables the explicit references to the components of the system whose quality-carrying properties affect the system quality attribute.
The subject matter was unorthodox for the times, being for the most part scenes from the Old Testament, with more or less explicit references to the world of Freemasonry.
Although "Transcendence" shows young Chinese in 1980s Beijing buying beer, dancing and attending Mr. Cui's concerts, there are no explicit references to the events of 1989.
It is also understood to want the document to include explicit references to the importance of the family – and when the Vatican talks about family, it means in the traditional, nuclear sense: a man, woman and their children.
There are no explicit references to the events of May 1968 (a title card says April 1970, so a winsome remark about "last spring" must mean something else) but there is a pervasive sense of a dissolving dream.
