"Most bylaws expressly state who may serve on the board," Mr. Jacobs said.
The Bush administration's most senior officials expressly approved the torture of prisoners, but there was dissent in every agency, and at every level.
While most teenagers interviewed expressly said that they hadn't traveled to third world countries to gild their résumés when they apply to college, many did write about this experience in their applications.
They preferred, Blair wrote, "to believe that in any event we have caused all of this through western policy although the countries now affected cover the gamut of policy positions from the most interventionist to the expressly pacific".
With the previous recordings as a template, the government analysts would have then fed the old and new tapes into a computer using software that most probably was designed expressly for the intelligence agencies.
Most Americans are not expressly racist.
Right now, they have no such incentive — they're immune from most lawsuits, and guns are expressly exempt from regulation by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which is supposed to protect the public from unreasonable risks from consumer products.
Since then, the terms political prisoner and prisoner of conscience have been used interchangeably, although most agree that the latter expressly refers to dissident prisoners who neither condone nor advocate personal violence.
And since most airlines' conditions of carriage expressly forbid the practice, people who do it often enough to attract the company's attention can have their frequent-flier accounts suspended, miles voided and any elite status revoked.Yet despite these obstacles, the savings from a hidden-city ticket can sometimes justify these risks and inconveniences.
Chartrand said warranty companies are expressly forbidden by most state laws to cover structural components.
