Sadly, our Government has expressly declined to do so, and claims to credit US "assurances" that all is well in Guantánamo.
In fact, the court expressly declined to rule on the point because of a fear that the decision could be grounded on a non-constitutional basis.
The court expressly declines to apply or overrule Mezei, but attempts to distinguish it, or, I should rather say, to obscure it in a legal fog.
"Her goal in this case was never to establish some precedent or to make any broader statement other than that she expressly declined to allow this woman to adopt her son because she did not want to co-parent with this person," Ms. Eisenpress said.
The English queen, however, in her instructions to Leicester, had expressly declined to accept offers of sovereignty from the United Provinces while still demanding of the States to follow the "advice" of her lieutenant-general in matters of government.
Reasons why data were not obtained were: no response by practice to enquiries by research team (n = 145 participants); practice located outside the Nottingham postcode catchment area (n = 55 participants); practice expressly declined to provide data (n = 18 participants) or patient not registered with the stated practice (n = 3 participants).
The judge continued, "The defendant expressly and unambiguously declined the offer, revealing his dissatisfaction" with the lawyer, "and saying that he did not want any attorney but wished only to explain to the police what happened".
When Argentina's economy minister floated the idea of a local-law swap in a fiery diatribe in June after the US Supreme Court declined to review Mr Griesa's ruling, the judge issued an order expressly prohibiting any such change of jurisdiction.Another thorny issue is how to boot out Bank of New York (BoNY), Argentina's financial agent for the bonds issued under American law.
If we left the definition of congressional districts to an algorithm expressly designed to minimise the "safeness" of seats, the fund-raising advantages of "extreme" positioning would decline, elections would produce more moderate representatives, and partisan polarisation would decline, regardless of the campaign-finance scheme.
Falling back into its old habit of putting credit card companies first, it declined to, arguing that the "reasonable and proportional" provision of the statute does not expressly mention these rates.
Indeed, the court expressly "decline[d] to rule more expansively, for to do so would result in this court substantially rewriting the code.... " Thus, the questions purportedly framed in the petition are not in fact presented by this case.
