The House votes, which followed Senate approval of similar resolutions back in November, were, at least according to some members, explicitly aimed at subverting the talks.
A Downing Street spokeswoman said last night: "The Commonwealth Charter, agreed by all Commonwealth members, explicitly states that we are opposed to all forms of discrimination, and it is important that all members live up these values.
But in other circles, you hear the same old tragic stories of homophobia and hostility with leaders and fellow members explicitly shunning and excluding LGBT members.
Several studies have shown that despite overwhelming agreement that critical-thinking and science-process skills are very important instructional goals, very few college faculty members explicitly teach and assess these skills (Paul et al., 1997; Coil et al., 2010).
Some of the MDT members explicitly recognised that patients were often overwhelmed with information at the point of diagnosis (the point when they commonly come into contact with their MDT).
This would have sounded incomprehensible in the very recent past, as would have been the case with the call by Vyron Polydoras, an experienced New Democracy former cabinet member who explicitly called for his party to co-operate with the Nazi party Golden Dawn.
"The presidency and the other 26 member states explicitly asked the Commission to move on, and that is what we will do," she said.
In the context of advance directives, the patient's family member, whether explicitly appointed as trusted person or not appointed, would play a crucial role in respecting those directives.
"It would have shown a deeply divided family," Mr. Keuleneer said, "with family members who explicitly didn't want to go public and other family members who explicitly wanted to go public".
Had the cast members been explicitly instructed to distance themselves from the feminism label, maybe for marketing purposes?
