The court also did not make any specific credibility determinations, and many of its "findings" consist of nothing more than sweeping, conclusory assertions.
And while neither he nor anyone was willing to say the Chargers needed to make any specific changes, Weddle added: "You don't build a championship team overnight.
"We're continuing to make sure we're looking at every aspect of the issue before we make any specific recommendations," Tasia Scolinos, a Justice Department spokeswoman, said.
Mr. Putin did not make any specific offers to the gathered energy executives but said instead that he wanted to open a dialogue about the region's future.
It is worrying that 40% of local authority plans across the UK do not make any specific reference to poverty, social exclusion and inequality.
She added that, nevertheless, she would not want to make any specific projections about when the company will have a profitable quarter.
While the company, which is private, won't make any specific predictions about its financial performance this year, it concedes the environment is difficult.
President Obama, in his tax reform proposal, mentioned it, though he didn't make any specific proposal about what to do about it.
The group that met yesterday did not make any specific commitments, and said that individual developments would have to be identified by state and city officials and private developers.
Speaking to reporters before the speech, Mr. Hoffa said that Mr. Kerry had told him, "Trust me, I know we've got to change the way we do business," though he did not make any specific promises.
While Ms. Lividini said she could not make any specific predictions, she said that for Saks and other similarly upscale large chains, Dec. 26 had become the biggest shopping day of the year.
