"At the moment and in principle we see, as the Chancellor [Angela Merkel] said expressly... no occasion at all to discuss this issue," said a spokesman.
Municipal law, he said, expressly prohibits landlords who receive such benefits from "discriminating against tenants or potential tenants with Section 8 vouchers".
A year ago, in a gesture widely understood to be a rebuttal to Donald Trump, he went to the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border, and on his flight back to Rome said expressly of Trump, "A person who thinks only of building walls … is not Christian".
She added: "I said expressly to people in Scotland that if they voted SNP, and half of the Scottish population did, I would not take that as an endorsement of independence.
Update: I was in touch with Alfred Lin this morning, and he noted, in reference to my conversation with Andreessen, that he has never said expressly that Airbnb won't reach the valuation of Uber.
But the daughter had said expressly... she preferred him to stay in the residential home and got very angry when he was admitted to hospital, but it wasn't recorded anywhere (District Nurse).
In republican Rome a testator had the power to disinherit a spouse and children, but if he wished to do this he had to say so expressly in the will.
Mr. Rumsfeld did not say so expressly, but the concept of increasing troop numbers -- and costs -- contradicts a basic tenet of his goal for military transformation, which is to rely on new technology and rewrite doctrine to allow smaller forces to attack with greater speed and deadliness.
A lawyer for General Pinochet, Pablo Rodriguez, accused Judge Guzman of overstepping his powers and ignoring due process, saying that the arrest order "expressly contravenes legal processes that he cannot ignore as a judge of the republic".
Andreas Thomae, a fund manager at Dekabank, said: "We expressly welcome this new beginning".
