On my first visit, two of the men at my table were handed menus with prices, leaving the three women and the remaining man wondering by what calculus the management had determined that they were either unwilling or unable to pay.
Individuals with first-episode psychosis are excluded from EPICENTER if they meet criteria for substance-induced psychosis as determined by the SCID, are unwilling or unable to provide informed consent, or meet criteria for a diagnosis of mental retardation.
But the definition of "unwilling or unable" is determined unilaterally by the United States, and the process is classified.
Many of my patients are determined to remain active and are unwilling simply to accept the aches and pains of increasing age.
The next House will still be conservative: hostile to gay marriage, abortion and any checks, real or perceived, on gun rights, sceptical about climate change, determined to shrink the state and unwilling to increase taxes.
Now here comes the catch: Even if those countries are determined safe, the respective governments may be unwilling to take their own people back.
It was during one of Pitt's gout-related absences from Parliament that the Stamp Act (1765) was passed, which forced the unwilling colonists to pay a tax, determined by the British Parliament, to defray the costs of defending the colonies against French attack.
Mike's cadre, loosely based on the Angry Brigade, is horribly believable, particularly the charismatic Anna, bone-thin and as determined to secure a revolutionary future as she is unwilling to let love or tenderness stand in her way.
His first act as CFO was an effort to empower responsible reporting, which shifted the focus from what he was unwilling to do to what he was determined to do.
Yorkshire, unable or unwilling to adjust the attacking policy they were determined to follow, were just unable to resist.
