In CFAS I, we have no record of reasons for non-participation and for both ethical reasons and out of courtesy for those we approached, interviewers were only able to ascertain reasons for non-response for those who volunteered this information.
And Mr. Hart is the leader for reasons other than seniority or courtesy.
Instead, the book offered clearly stated reasons for courtesy, gentility, and scrupulousness — reasons that I could respect, understand, and implement.
Instead, the book offered clearly stated reasons for courtesy, gentility, and scrupulousness reasons that I could respect, understand, and implement.
And for good reason: the estate is an exquisitely staged setting that enshrines both the artist's jaunty bohemian taste and his respect for the bourgeois rites of courtesy, comfort, leisure and gastronomy.
Is it the spread of reason and empathy courtesy of the Enlightenment?
The new rule goes into effect next July and requires customers to "opt in" to overdraft protection a service that most banks offered as some sort of courtesy but that can actually generate huge fees for dubious reasons.
There is likely a degree of courtesy bias in both providers' and clients' assessments of the social franchise, which may be one reason for the reluctance of some providers to discuss challenges with their participation in the network.
Here are some tips for that, courtesy of FEMA. .
The snake (a representative from Justice Services told me it can't be named "for legal reasons") is being cared for courtesy of a New South Wales prison's wildlife rehabilitation program, where inmates look after animals which have been seized by authorities.
Chiefly of course, for viewers, courtesy of Graham Norton.
