The Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph have not expressly declared their allegiance in an editorial, but both are firmly committed to a Tory victory.
It also lacked the clarity of, for example's, Purnell's resignation letter which expressly declared no confidence in Brown and warned that Labour would lose under him.
Similarly, the Florida House of Representatives Committee on Election Reform 1997 Interim Project on Election Contests and Recounts expressly declared: "Recounts are an integral part of the election process.
But Sotheby's argued, among other things, that under the Cambodian laws, the government needed to expressly declare its ownership of particular items, and that this never occurred with the statue, a point Cambodia disputes.
In Europe, where in many countries you are considered a potential donor unless you expressly declare that you do not want to be one, more than 90percentt of people are organ donors.
Henry VI expressly declared that the monarch's first-begotten son at the time of his birth was to be duke of Cornwall; thus, ever since, the eldest living son has become duke automatically at birth or whenever he becomes heir apparent.
The resolution also expressly declared that terrorism cannot be considered a form of resistance, and appeased Shia feelings further by rejecting the Sunni jihadists' contention that Shi'ism is a heretical sect.Obviously, the vague wording over the key issue of "resistance" is open to interpretation.
While Microsoft's top executives never expressly declared acquisition of monopoly power in the browser market to be the objective, they knew, or should have known, that the tactics they actually employed were likely to push Internet Explorer's share to those extreme heights.
That the occupants of these seven tombs were Achaemenian kings might be inferred from the sculptures, and one of those at Naqsh-e Rostam is expressly declared in its inscriptions to be the tomb of Darius I, son of Hystaspes, whose grave, according to the Greek historian Ctesias, was in a cliff face that could be reached only by means of an apparatus of ropes.
So important a change in the condition of citizenship as it actually existed, if intended, would have been expressly declared".
