In the Greek Church, the Synod of Jerusalem (1672) had expressly designated as canonical several Apocryphal works.
Because broadband service is classified as a loosely regulated information service, the F.C.C. had to prove that any regulation of it supported an expressly designated power of the agency, something that the court said the F.C.C. had failed to do.
But since then the developer, Summit/Greenfield, has submitted a new proposal for the Chappaqua Crossing project — this time evoking the 1977 lawsuit by including housing expressly designated as "affordable".
Any geographic area of the City not expressly designated as being within the Service Area shall not be subject to the License unless and until the License has been formally amended to incorporate the area into the Service Area.
Our art -- and the examples we set for young people of color -- will suffer unless we create a culture in which people of color are visible in all roles, not just those expressly designated for us.
If the beds of a CPU are associated with an emergency department, they must be expressly designated as CPU beds that are part of a cardiological facility.
Yet, expressly designed prevention programs targeting this population are absent.
This is because the tool is expressly designed for hacking.
Worse still, the Placement Agent Policy adopted by the Treasurer in 2009 expressly permits an investment manager or placement agent to designate as a trade secret under North Carolina law the placement agent identity, services and compensation.
Cepeda, nicknamed Baby Bull, was the first major league player signed expressly to be a designated hitter, according to the Red Sox.
The instrument under which a plan is maintained may expressly provide for procedures (A) for allocating fiduciary responsibilities (other than trustee responsibilities) among named fiduciaries, and (B) for named fiduciaries to designate persons other than named fiduciaries to carry out fiduciary responsibilities (other than trustee responsibilities) under the plan.
