"If you leave university and you are 'Bame' [black, asian and minority ethnic group], you are still more likely to be unemployed one year on," said Kerr, ascribing the problem to "that subtext of what you don't know".
The electoral commission put the figure at a few tens of thousands, and ascribed the problem to incompetence.Mr Kibaki's victory, which was predicted by several opinion polls, was never really in doubt.
Mr. Grant and Ms. Brownlee both ascribed the problems getting those commitments to a dysfunctional school board, and Dr. Thompson concurred.
The thumbs-down to music sites comes in a new report, Click-Here Commerce: Digital Downloading, which ascribes the problems of websites - including Apple's iTunes Music Store, Sony's Connect, Real Music Store, Rhapsody and Virgin Mega - to "digital deficit disorder", where "symptoms include loss of concentration, feelings of being trapped and format anxiety".
He ascribed the whole problem to the state's underfinancing of Yonkers, calling the pay raise issue "bogus, a smoke screen".
Some foreign policy analysts ascribed the security problems to a culture that is somewhat resistant to onerous security measures, and to sweeping cutbacks in the department's overall budget.
In addition social attitudes were seen to affect the help-system through the relevance ascribed to the problem of interpersonal violence, its victims, and their support system.
We ascribe this problem to inaccurate peak intensity determination: vendor software estimates peak intensities as signal-to-noise ratio or height above some baseline.
This is a problem for the mixed approach developed so far, since one would like to ascribe the same status to the positive sentence and its negation.
Scholars ascribe the trend to many causes.
To what does she ascribe the campaign?
