And Tories, two-thirds of whom have pay beyond their MPs' salary, feel that any ban on second jobs would be expressly aimed at them – although that has not stopped Mr Cameron ordering his shadow cabinet to shed their outside earnings.
In a subsequent interview with the South China Morning Post, he claimed that the NSA had been hacking into Chinese computers since 2009 and that he had taken a job with Booz Allen Hamilton expressly to obtain information about secret NSA activities.
Working behind the scenes, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has sought to get Treasury to do its job and issue guidelines expressly stating that the imputed tax on loans canceled by the Department of Education under this initiative is presumed waived.
Making things even more difficult, many employers, staffing agencies and online job-posting firms are expressly screening out applicants who are unemployed, apparently as an expedient to cull résumés, or on the presumption that the unemployed are poor performers.
Don't volunteer to take notes or get coffee for others if that is not expressly in your job description.
When the Kars coup occurs, the enthusiasm among unemployed youths leads to the dry authorial comment "They seemed to think that last night's events marked the beginning of a new age, in which immorality and unemployment would no longer be tolerated; it was as if they thought the army had stepped in expressly to find them jobs".
We've acknowledged men need to change their attitudes and we now often expressly seek female candidates for top jobs.
"They could either admit that they had done an inadequate job or suggest that Hill had fabricated the new details expressly for the hearings," they wrote.
Lansley, a member of the panel that interviewed Mills, told MPs: "I think it is particularly regrettable that the Speaker sought expressly to water down the 2011 requirement in the job description that the clerk should have 'detailed knowledge' of the procedures and practices of the House, seeking to replace the words detailed knowledge with 'awareness'".
The charges allege that Facebook, via its platform, delivers job ads selectively based on age and sex categories that employers expressly choose, and that it earns revenue from placing job ads that exclude women and older workers from receiving the ads.
