A photo of the encounter spread on the Internet on Wednesday, a story seemingly crafted expressly to be read, "liked" and shared by hundreds of thousands on social media, including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose Twitter account on Thursday noted that Officer DePrimo's gesture was "an important reminder to give back this holiday season".
I travelled expressly to take these photos.
In 804 Saichō, a Japanese monk, was sent to China expressly to study the Tiantai tradition.
Many came expressly to show that they were angered by the Kremlin's attempted intimidation.
However, according to Canadian copyright law, it is skill and judgment — not the size of the work — that determines whether a work receives protection under the Copyright Act. 7 To support his argument for the "incidental" approach to copyright law, Bastarache J. introduces a concept of "legitimate economic interests" to read down rights expressly granted by the Copyright Act.
She starts by reading aloud from "The Divine Plan" by Geoffrey A. Barborka, written, as the book's frontispiece explains, "expressly for the purpose of those who wish to read and gain a deeper understanding of 'The Secret Doctrine,' " a book by Madame Blavatsky published in 1888.
It is rather surprising, Mrs Ferrer, to read in paragraph 55 of your report that this Parliament expressly supports... (The President cut the speaker off) Mr President, the world of IT is awash with opportunities, if we believed the Commission' s communication and Parliament' s resolution.
To read the term "taxpayer" as implicitly limiting administrative relief to the party assessed is inconsistent with other provisions of the refund scheme, which expressly contemplate refunds to parties other than the one assessed.
Hadn't I come to New York expressly to be overwhelmed?
Luckily, "Map" was produced by 13P, a company of playwrights founded expressly to avoid this fate.
In March 2008 Mr. Miller moved to New York expressly to find a female vocalist for a duo.
