This is precisely the murky situation that Congress expressly corrected when it immunized employees and contractors.
That paragraph expressly applies when the jury finds that the prosecution failed to prove either aggravating circumstance.
The Code provides expressly that when "the buyer rightfully rejects, then with respect to the goods involved, the buyer may cancel". N.J.S.A. 12A:2-712A
The third paragraph stands in contrast to the second paragraph, which expressly applies when the jury finds that the prosecution proved one or both of the aggravating circumstances.
In the first place, it was used directly in evidence against the accused, as the Court of Appeals expressly recognized when it sustained the trial court's action in submitting that confession, together with the later ones, to the jury, 6 and as we now hold.
A question that has not been expressly raised when conducting disease association studies using real-time QPCR has been; what is the required number of technical replicates to generate reproducible data using an appropriate standard deviation?
You should only expressly praise when they really have achieved an exceptional success.
That was the message the committee's previous chairman, Gunnar Berge, expressly offered a year ago, when the award went to former President Jimmy Carter.
Tech companies insist they are not spying on their customers via virtual assistants and home gadgets, and that they only ever listen when expressly commanded to do so.
This strangely docile performer was a natural fit for Redmond Barry, who is too namby-pamby to retrieve a ribbon from a woman's cleavage even when expressly invited, too witless to understand that you don't negotiate with highwaymen.
Problem 1: Yes or No? (the people of Ennui have the same word for yes & no--yes) Problem 2: Expressly for You (when two trains will meet) Problem 3: Murder Ahoy! (who murdered Wilbur W. Waterfall) Problem 4: The Odd Ball (which iron cannonball is the heaviest) Problem 5: Safari (cannibals & missionaries cross a river from N.J. to N.Y).
