In other words, such signals have become so specialized and exaggerated in form or function that they expressly facilitate a certain type of communication.
While Crerar's library bequest did not provide for a purely science library, he expressly wished that certain novels and other works that he felt undermined morals be excluded.
Any such pre-emptive application clashes with the traditional liberal notion of civic freedoms: in fact, in the cases cited, the purpose of such public regulation does not seem to be prevention of the negative effects of the actions of individuals in order to safeguard the freedoms of everyone; but rather expressly to promote certain lifestyles over others (Corvaja, 2010).
I was also certain she expressly consented to unprotected sex before such intercourse started".
In some cases, he said, the loan terms expressly prohibit prepayment within a certain number of years and then allow the borrower to pay off the entire mortgage before the end of the term only with a penalty.
In order to be accredited, programs must demonstrate not only that they are in compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements, but also that they have developed guidelines for addressing certain issues not expressly covered by the regulations (e.g., standards governing the participation of decisionally incapacitated persons in research).
De Leeuw [ 13], and Breton and De Leeuw [ 14], follow a European tradition in political science that specifies public policy as " the expressed intent of government to allocate resources and capacities to resolve an expressly identified issue within a certain timeframe".
Mr. Sandler said that Joe Andrew, the Democratic committee's national chairman, and Rob Engel, its executive director, as well as himself, reviewed the advertisements to be certain they did not expressly advocate the election of a candidate.
Section 102.112, on the other hand, directly addresses in its title and text both the "deadline" for submitting returns and the "penalties" for submitting returns after a certain date; the statute expressly states that such returns "may" be ignored and that dilatory board members "shall" be fined.
Although the Premier Research Database captures detailed information on inpatient drug treatment and procedure utilization, laboratory testing, and patients' diagnoses, this is administrative information collected for billing purposes and not expressly for research, and it thus lacks certain relevant clinical details.
