The head of orientation at the university told me, in a rather cool, uninvolved manner, that the FBI was enlisting professors to report on students voicing leftwing opinions, and - more comedy - that they had also engaged students to report on professors with the same views.
The claimant should in the first instance approach the author rather than an uninvolved intermediary.
I choose to be passively uninvolved, rather than passionately enmeshed in things that I believe can only hurt my mental and emotional state should I choose to pay attention.
An unnamed narrator tells the story from a third-person omniscient perspective; unlike most contemporary works, the narrator "assumes authority on his own account" by putting himself and his ideas forth, rather than acting as an uninvolved party.
These data suggest that Puma and Noxa are uninvolved in the shortened survival of RA T cells; rather, the internal apoptosis machinery responds to the cell's failure to repair DNA by upregulating Bim, shifting the Bim:Bcl-2 ratio and rendering T cells apoptosis susceptible.
When we examine studies including crime uninvolved places and people (left panel), the Gini coefficients for crime at places, offenders and victims are rather high.
But the size of today's teams makes this unrealistic and those executives who end up relatively uninvolved in key decision-making become disengaged, as they come to realize they've been handed a rubber stamp rather than the brass ring.
The discourse was extremely rightwing... [And] the very fact that [Palestinians were] described as 'uninvolved' rather than as civilians, and the desensitisation to the surging number of dead on the Palestinian side.
Nigel Martis-Smith is completely uninvolved.
But is Facebook truly uninvolved?
To be detached, and uninvolved.
