"Out of the large group of highly qualified applicants interviewed," it reads, "we have chosen a person who best fits our criteria for the position of assistant editor". Nowhere in the letter does it expressly say this person isn't me, but it's made clear they're not expecting me on Monday morning.
He "said something like 'Thanks Nick, the MoD will think I have been talking to the press when I expressly said I would not'".
Unless I expressly say otherwise, you can consider that to be the case ad infinitum.
"It was expressly said this was about the cost of the contract, not a reflection on the health of bilateral relations between India and the countries," the commission said.
If Congress meant for anthologizing to nullify a fair use analysis, it would have expressly said so.
A unnamed senior U.S. immigration official told the Intercept the new wording signifies a bigger change, saying, "While it doesn't expressly say it, it means that they aren't customers, but aliens".
PAULSON: Well, what -- what I would say to you -- I do not know whether someone in those conversations or calls expressly said it or if my understanding came from just the tone and the forcefulness.
So are we to take it from this that President Obama expressly said that in the very beginning he issued a clear directive instructing that all possible means be employed by his National Security Council to secure our personnel?
Quest produced reports in December 2006, which highlighted at least 24 irregularities by clubs, and June 2007, which named 17 deals it had not "cleared" – although all clubs and their officials, including managers, were expressly said to be beyond suspicion.
As law school dean Erwin Chemerinsky explained in the Los Angeles Times last week, the Obama DOJ was already abusing the "public safety" exception by using it to delay Miranda warnings for hours, long after virtually every public official expressly said that there were no more threats to the public safety.
