New Jersey law only speaks of allowing a candidate to be replaced 51 days or more before the election, but it does not expressly address making such a change closer to an election.
However, they do not expressly address the problem of whatconstitutes law (in particular constitutional law), and seem to operate within certainassumptions and broad definitions of law.
Although the suggested activities for Mix It Up at Lunch Day do not expressly address gay and lesbian students, the law center itself promotes equal treatment for gays and lesbians and that philosophy then informs the school program, he said.
With the adoption of the United Nations Genocidee Convention, in 1948, many nations used Lemkin's language to draft statutes that expressly addressed Nazi atrocities.
Unlike everything else that Francis did and said during his trip, this act was expressly addressed to the people of the United States.
The specific objectives of the review were to, firstly, identify literature that expressly addresses the concept of quality assurance of qualitative research, and secondly, to identify common narratives across the existing discourses of quality assurance.
At the time, however, there was no federal law expressly addressing assassinations.
The external stakeholders, consumer groups (parents, teachers, and librarians) are expressly addressed in this strategy.
It was not, however, expressly addressed in medieval and, in particular, scholastic characterizations of probability.
Despite that shallow groundwater propitiated GDE in almost all the GPR case studies compiled, only one case expressly addressed GDE research.
