It was stated, though not expressly confirmed, that Litvinenko was paid by MI6.
In a 2006 interview, however, Bungie's content manager Frank O'Connor expressly confirmed that I Love Bees is part of "things that we embrace as canon".
Although the responses came from THPs themselves and were not expressly confirmed by BHPs, they reflect the stigma that THPs experience.
Importantly, numerous negative experimental studies, including several initiated expressly to confirm the findings of Zhang et al. [ 3], have now been published [ 82, 92, 93].
On Wednesday, he expressly disavowed their proposal, a stance the White House officially confirmed, without guaranteeing a veto.
Many modern contracts expressly forbid the consumption of alcohol.America's ascetic reputation is confirmed by a paper to be published in the Journal of Consumer Psychology by Scott Rick of the University of Michigan and Maurice Schweitzer of Wharton Business School.
If confirmed, hopefully she will validate President Obama's desire to humanize the Court, and his vision of expressly nominating someone for reasons apart from legal credentials alone.
Last month, the Bush administration confirmed that it expected the government to waive about $7 billion in royalties from oil companies over the next five years, even though the industry incentive was expressly conceived of for times when energy prices were low.
But last month, the Bush administration confirmed that it expected the government to waive about $7 billion in royalties over the next five years, even though the industry incentive was expressly conceived of for times when energy prices were low.
Italy had confirmed the Triple Alliance on December 7 , 1912 but could now propound formal arguments for disregarding it: first, Italy was not obliged to support its allies in a war of aggression; second, the original treaty of 1882 had stated expressly that the alliance was not against England.
In practical terms, if confirmed and unless the judge changes his stripes, he would stand for a narrower view of judicial power, greater deference to the other branches of government, a friendlier view of federalist principles and a narrower view of individual rights not expressly stated in the Constitution.
