Though the law did not expressly specify a standard of proof, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, writing for the court, said Congress must have codified the general understanding about the appropriate standard, one reflected in a 1934 Supreme Court decision.
Race is a superficial identification that society forces upon me, be it through dating sites, where men (more than women) expressly specify a racial preference, often unkind towards south Asians, or through equality monitoring, or when confronting prejudices or racial abuse.
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On the other hand, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in its influential 2007 report, expressly avoided specifying tipping points and instead concluded simply that the gradient of risk for a host of "large-scale discontinuities" increased with each degree of warming.
In this paper, we follow this approach and introduce CWS, a process calculus expressly designed for specifying and combining service-oriented applications, while modelling their dynamic behaviour.
At this point it is required to specify clearly and expressly that the gender of the patients did not have significant effect on the computed relations, since statistics values amounted to, accordingly, P = 0.467 in the case of muscle disorder and P = 0.479 in the case of articular dysfunction.
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In all four cases, the Commission said the level of fines were reduced — 50% in the case of Pioneer; and 40% for each of the others — due to the companies' co-operation with its investigations, specifying that they had provided evidence with "significant added value" and had "expressly acknowledg[ed] the facts and the infringements of EU antitrust rules".
De Leeuw [ 13], and Breton and De Leeuw [ 14], follow a European tradition in political science that specifies public policy as " the expressed intent of government to allocate resources and capacities to resolve an expressly identified issue within a certain timeframe".
