He told Jonathan Sumption QC, the government's counsel, that Gilligan would not have been allowed to make his 6.07am broadcast, which said the government inserted the 45 minute claim knowing it wrong, without first referring it to a lawyer if his bosses had known what he was going to allege.
Conservative Justice Samuel Alito, who oversees applications from Pennsylvania, denied the request without even referring it to the full court.
Porter noted that any map "seemed to become photographed indelibly on his brain, and he could follow its features without referring to it again".
That convoluted phrasing was understood by all parties to refer to the Internet, delegates said, but without referring to it by name so no one could call it an Internet treaty.
In his reply to Mrs. Curtis, James was careful to distance himself from that other, unmentionable, passion, what he called Symonds's "strangely morbid and hysterical nature," even as he acknowledged that to write about the dead author without referring to it would be "an affectation; and yet to deal with it either ironically or explicitly would be a Problem -- a problem beyond me".
Without referring to it directly, Fini told FLI delegates: "Nowhere in Europe is there a political movement as backward on civil liberties as the PdL".
Yesterday, right before the lunch recess, the judge seemed to allude to the hand signal in the presence of the jury, without referring to it specifically.
Without referring to it directly, he clearly alluded to the IFS criticism of the tax allowance policy (see 1.40pm), and the IFS's suggestion that it would be better to spend the money set aside for lifting the allowance on abolishing employee's national insurance contributions (NICs) for the low paid.
One week after the training program, FRNs will be emailed the test and asked to fill it in and return it without referring to any written materials and allowing approximately an hour to complete.
Asked by Tett to comment on Greenspan's recent article in the F.T., in which he said financial reform was basically pointless, Volcker said: "On the face of it, without referring to Alan Greenspan, I can simply say I think the markets needed more regulation and the banks needed more regulation".
