That being said, judges are still provided a wide ambit of discretion, and since the term "substantial and compelling circumstances" is not expressly defined by statute, judges have the latitude to interpret that wording as they see fit.
As Scahill and Devereaux noted, words like "reasonable," "articulable" and "rational" are not expressly defined.
To "harass" is likewise often defined broadly, for instance "to trouble, worry, or torment". Utah law doesn't expressly define "intent to abuse" or "intent to harass" in this context, but the terms are indeed potentially broad, as these definitions show.
That document didn't feel the need to expressly define restrooms as including a sink within which to wash one's hands.
The FCC's failure to expressly define the relevant market for business data services is the primary source of the agency's data obfuscation.
So while Congress defined a federal Exchange to be "an Exchange established...under section 1311," it expressly defined a federal Exchange not to be "an Exchange established by the State". Third, even if amici were correct that the language discussed above defined federal Exchanges as having been "established by the State," that definition would not apply to the tax-credit eligibility rules.
The DreamWorks endeavor was expressly defined by Spielberg's vision.
It's unfortunate because the Copyright Act expressly defines the word "copy" as a noun; a "copy" is a "..
And since the power to create the agency includes the implied power to do whatever is needful or appropriate, if not expressly prohibited, to protect the agency, there has been attributed to Congress some scope, the limits of which it is not now necessary to define, for granting or withholding immunity of federal agencies from state taxation.
It does not expressly mention judges.
