"She was expressly referring to Zionist activists," Khalfaoui said, adding that Zionism is used by the Israeli government to justify occupation of Palestinian territories.
In 2015, BaFin changed its view that loan originating funds must obtain a banking license in Germany, expressly referring to ESMA's view that loan originating funds are permissible under the European regulations.
But the certificate of the judge certainly included them in the bill when, after expressly referring to them, he said, 'This was all the evidence in the case.' To be sure, it is well settled that exhibits found in the record or even annexed to a bill of exceptions when not attached to it by way of identifying them as intended to be part of it, cannot be treated as such.
Since then, the terms political prisoner and prisoner of conscience have been used interchangeably, although most agree that the latter expressly refers to dissident prisoners who neither condone nor advocate personal violence.
"That's another thing that is expressly referred to here in the Supreme Court opinion, so I wouldn't think that that would be a course that we would now follow.
That condition is that the fact imaged be expressly referred to the past, thought as in the past…." In order to qualify as an episodic memory, this event has to be related to the past.
Later, before the Civil Service Commission's Loyalty Review Board, an additional charge was added to the Department's original charges by stipulation of the parties, and the stipulation expressly referred to §§ 392.2 and 393.1a of the Regulations.
Because Congress expressly referred to manufacturing in this provision, the Court contends, the phrase "lawfully made under this title" in §109(a) cannot mean "manufactured in the United States". Ante, at 19.
The vagueness of the majority's rule undoubtedly will lead States to assert that various federal statutes no longer apply to a wide variety of State activities if Congress has not expressly referred to those activities in the statute.
Given the headline, "Brazilian Leader's Tippling Becomes National Concern," one would expect any serious journalist to indicate reliable local sources or solid local media coverage in support of such an assertion, certainly not what the reporter himself expressly refers to as "speculation," "innuendo" and "stories".
O. B. Manila,' used in the original proposal and reiterated in the letter of August 28, any other meaning than that which we have affixed to them, when the note which was expressly referred to in the letter of August 28, and which was inclosed therein, is considered.
