As if packaged and presented expressly for Valentine's Day, charges emerged yesterday that someone named Cupid had pierced his former lover where it hurts most: her bank account.
On writ of error from this court it was held that the case was brought here prematurely, and the questions now presented were expressly reserved.
Timberlake might be, at present, our most expressly and unapologetically commercial artist.
Thus the very conduct which was present here is expressly prohibited by the rule which is quoted above.
Whether the statute as construed and applied violates the Fourteenth Amendment presents issues never expressly passed upon by this Court.
He passed upon several opportunities to push back at Mr. Romney, despite being expressly presented with opportunities to do so — on health care, on Ronald Reagan's legacy, on immigration, and on Mr. Romney's personal finances among other issues.
The first Gil Evans repertory concert — or at least, the first one expressly presented that way — took place at Carnegie Hall in 1974, when Evans was still around to steer his orchestra clear of sentimentality.
It remains important, however, that information material to the actual informed consent is expressly presented to all consumers (layered consent), and that informed consent is clearly requested.
Most meeting participants found themselves in agreement, says Ira Longini, a biostatistician from the University of Florida in Gainesville, who came to the meeting expressly to present a talk on the step-wedge design.
Even though the present study design did not expressly provide for any follow-up and no data are therefore available to substantiate the authors' claim, they do have good reasons to believe that with regard to a number of former study subjects the obvious benefits of continuation proved a persuasive enough argument.
