It might also mean that young men are less driven to succeed the desire to find a marriage partner being an unstated reason for going to university among people of all races.The experience of Bangladeshis suggests that it is foolish to judge the success of immigrants after just a few years in Britain.
As Kenneth Norwick, a co-counsel for the plaintiffs, said the other day, "Maybe an unstated reason [for Time Warner's scrambling effort] is 'Then people will have to buy our dirty movies.'" "All I want to do is make people feel that we're sensitive to concerns about their children," Aurelio says, trying to explain how he can "abhor" censorship and support an amendment that mandates it.
The WindSeeker at Canada's Wonderland underwent repairs for just over a week when it was discovered that one of the 32 pairs of seats had been removed for an unstated reason.
The most common reason given for refusal was lack of interest (n = 462) followed by lack of time (n = 217), passive refusal (never said no, but never said yes, n = 64), an unstated reason (n = 37), and lack of trust (n = 19).
This is one critical but unstated reason that many servers and restaurateurs oppose any change.
The unstated reason was that they just didn't like raucous rock 'n' roll.
A probable unstated reason is that the work of clinical staff is directly reimbursable, whereas that of administrative staff is not.
If I'm honest, one unstated reason why I have opposed ID cards is my fear that this is another thing for me to lose.
"This last-minute specious appeal of an 11-day-old order is designed to delay a trial that the district attorney for some unstated reason is not ready or willing to commence," Mr. Hafetz wrote.
Ostensibly, the program was arranged to give the local theorists (Aspen being the summer home of a large number of theorists!) the current view on H0, but the unstated reason for the meeting was to form a team or teams to propose for HST time.
The Massachusetts attorney general argued that the "actual but unstated reason" for the "rush" to add the New York attorney general was to avoid the jurisdiction of the New York Supreme Court, which was then considering the New York attorney general's motion to compel Exxon and its accountant to respond to a subpoena (discussed above).
