She requested no further details be given.
He is a soft spoken man in his early 40s who requested no further details be given about him.
Eleven countries favor a ban on unsolicited e-mail, while four -- Britain, Ireland, Luxembourg and France -- prefer a less stringent "opt-out" approach, in which the recipient must request no further e-mail messages from a sender.
"A lot of people had to be nudged and urged, and I'm wondering, what is the resistance to writing about these things?" (My companion, a woman about ten years Jong's junior, asked if I knew that she had once written an erotic story for a similar compilation. I didn't. I requested no further details, as my companion was my mother).
Except for those who explicitly request no further involvement in the study, all participants will be asked to complete the baseline, post-intervention and follow-up assessment.
In all, 11 patients completed the 3-week follow-up questionnaires (five patients were too unwell, four died, two did not respond to a reminder and one patient's carer requested no further involvement).
This group received a letter of invitation from ONS introducing the survey, the information sheet and a reply slip to request the questionnaire or to request no further contact or reminder letters from ONS (respondents also had the opportunity to telephone ONS to make this request).
The study groups were as follows: This group received a letter of invitation from ONS introducing the survey, a copy of the VOICES questionnaire (described below), a participant information sheet and a reply slip to request no further contact from ONS (respondents also had the opportunity to telephone ONS to make this request).
Of the 3746 individuals who took part in the original trial and therefore comprised our sample, 332 had died, 107 requested no further contact on completion of the original trial and 190 had migrated out of county, of the 3117 remaining a response rate of 87% (n = 2728) was achieved following 3 mailings.
And again and again I was given the same answer: the government never went down into the villages unless requested; it strayed no further than the district level and let local leaders — in some areas tribal elders and in others religious figures — make decisions for their villages.
