As Robert Francis QC, author of the two enquiries into Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, says, "It explicitly frees the doctor to offer treatment which has no support from responsible medical opinion".
So-called "defensive Jihad", which is the theological code under which all these stateless organisations fight, explicitly frees everyone from normal authority – child from parent, wife from husband, slave from master, debtor from creditor – in order to fight.
Also, perhaps Ms. Foxman might have mentioned that the beach at Guvano, though nice and secluded, is not only clothing optional, but also explicitly "free love".
Another possibility, more congenial to conservatives, would be a coverage expansion that follows an explicitly free-market blueprint, but that's funded at a rate that makes Democrats feel comfortable.
In contrast, the Democratic party of that era was explicitly free trade, supporting its southern agricultural interests.
The changes to the Scottish CHS system were explicitly designed to free up existing HV time to focus available resources on children most in need of preventive care.
It's the cornerstone of an awful lot of television shows and movies we enjoy, although most of them come from the USA, where there is a clear provision for free speech in the constitution, whereas funny story there's nothing in our constitution that explicitly guarantees free speech.
Rather than saying explicitly that free checking was available, she added, the bank included a broad notice in its letter explaining that there were other options.
ONE element of health care in which the Tories have explicitly abandoned free universal provision is long-term residential care of the elderly.
An explicitly Muslim free secondary school in Derby was closed earlier this year following criticism of poor education standards and discrimination towards female staff.
