It goes on: "It is not an expression of policy, nor does it always shape final policy decisions".
But rather than an organic expression of policy preferences by disparate Twitter users, the wave of messages started as an online advertising campaign by the Progressive Policy Institute, a centrist think tank affiliated with the Democratic Party that has consistently opposed net neutrality regulations imposed by the FCC.
How can the expression of policy be improved?
The celebrations of that killing were not official expressions of policy.
There's always a lot of uncertainty and provisional statements, which are heavily qualified, can be seized upon as firm expressions of policy.
There's always a lot of uncertainty — and provisional statements, which are heavily qualified, can be seized upon as firm expressions of policy.
The Hejaz Railway, financed by Muslim contributions from all over the world, was a concrete expression of his policy.
As Richard Nixon reaffirmed in 1970, Antarctica remains "the only continent where science serves as the principal expression of national policy and interest".The Antarctic Treaty has been one of the most successful international agreements the world has known.
The energy bill should be seen for what it is -- not an expression of reasoned policy on energy and environmental issues, but $33.5 billion worth of tax breaks, grants and other subsidies to supplicants in the oil, gas, coal and nuclear energy industries.
On Tuesday, a spokesman for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was quick to distance the new president from Mr. Amaral's pronouncement that "mastery of the atomic cycle is important" to Brazil, saying that the minister's remarks were not an expression of official policy.
The corporation is adamant about limiting its contribution to elements that benefit the public, rather than commercial and retail users, while authority officials suggest that the entire subterranean roadway system is, in fact, a public benefit and an expression of public policy.
