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"NHS organisations must always remain non-political.

This explains why so many people with epilepsy remain "non-compliant".

They must remain non-political, non-partisan and work with non-corrupt Somalis.

It was his stern assertion that peace groups must remain non-exclusive.

"They are trying to provoke people to take up arms but we are going to remain non-violent".

It is out of touch with the problems we have … This is a non-violent movement, and must remain non-violent.

In our own country, where we spend lots of time and energy contemplating issues of transformation also in higher education, that demand must remain non-negotiable.

The one thing that will always remain non-negotiable, Sayce adds, is "we will only do things if they benefit the rights of disabled people".

Updike's intentions of privacy and intimacy are safe;his copyright thoroughly protects his choice to remain non-enhanced, nondigitized, nonhyperlinked and nonsearchable.

While Australia has made strides in shirking its reputation of entrenched racism, the facts still remain: non-white Australians are not adequately represented.

Unlike private schools in Britain, Sweden's free schools remain non-fee-paying, and are only allowed to allocate spaces on a first-come, first-served basis.