At that evening's meeting, we expressly did not advise Tom to follow a particular disclosure route.
Yet Rosenberg expressly does not want his characters to speak a plain, familiar modern English like, for instance, that of the New English Bible.
During the summer, he was in a position to donate $250,000 to the Black Lives Matter movement (though he expressly does not want to talk about this).
He's signaled his disapproval of the former mayor's plans for new baseball stadiums, but without criticizing Mr. Giuliani; when Mr. Bloomberg testified in Albany about the budget, he expressly did so without making it personal.
[*There's more from the StateImpact Texas reporting project here.] The independent review, by a trio of noted science administrators and scholars, expressly did not examine the quality of the study's findings, but focused on issues related to its creation — particularly what it deemed to be serious problems with undisclosed financial interests (earlier Dot Earth coverage is here).
And so the hotel's employees are learning to incorporate the unsettling fact of ground zero into their daily routine; to try to accommodate those who want a view of the site, and those who expressly do not; to answer questions about their own experiences on Sept. 11 while remembering that it is not proper hotel etiquette to cry in the presence of guests.
Moreover, the agreement expressly does not require the company to acknowledge that it committed any antitrust violations, despite the findings of Judge Jackson and a seven-judge appeals court that Microsoft had repeatedly violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by bullying rivals and engaging in a wide range of anticompetitive practices over a period of years.
It expressly does not look upon technology as a 'black box' but as a phenomenon that deserves study.
The staffer noted it would be impossible for an NSL to issue against Cloudflare, since the services our company provides expressly did not fall within the jurisdiction of the NSL statute.
But Descartes maintains that they can be reconstructed as such, and he expressly does so at the end of the Second Replies — providing a "geometrical" exposition of his central constructive steps, under the following headings: definitions, postulates, axioms or common notions, and propositions (AT 7 160ff).
