Yet Osborne specifically declared that HS2 was safe.
As MSNBC's Chris Mathews was quick to point out, Rep. Bachmann appears to be unaware that several of the most prominent of the Founders were slave holders, and that the Constitution specifically declared that African-Americans were to be counted as only three-fifths of a person.
He specifically declared that the creation of human embryos for research purposes, which some American scientists have begun doing, was an evil akin to euthanasia and infanticide.
Confucius had specifically declared that it was wrong for a man to make a distant voyage while his parents were alive, and he had condemned profit as the concern of "a little man". As it was, Zheng He's ships were built on such a grand scale and carried such lavish gifts to foreign leaders that the voyages were not the huge money spinners they could have been.
They point out that an accompanying report specifically declared that the Dickey Amendment "should not be construed to limit Federal support for research involving human embryonic stem cells".
They are the 47percentt of the nation in whose votes Mitt Romney specifically declared that he had no interest, and the fact that, until this morning, he believed he could win an election with that attitude tells you almost all you need to know about the state of American politics.
Specifically, he declared that "Iraqi security elements are being rebuilt," that "Iraqi leaders are stepping forward" and that "there has been progress in the effort to enable Iraqis to shoulder more of the load for their own security".
Specifically, the Laozi declares that wu is the source of all beings (Chapter 40) and the basis of all functions (Chapter 11).
Specifically, Judge Bryson declared that claim 6 'is so broad that it includes products of nature (the BRCA1 exons) and portions of other genes.. The other claim to a short segment of DNA, claim 5 of the '282 patent, is breathtakingly broad' (AMP v. Myriad, Federal Circuit 2012).
The majority opinion in Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge (1837) declared that rights not specifically conferred could not be inferred from the language of a document.
The Court of Appeals, recognizing that these other instructions had been given, nevertheless declared that 'there was no instruction specifically directed to that under attack so specifically directed to that under attack as can be said to have effected a cure.' 476 F.2d, at 847.
