Don't be discouraged if you get some refusals: Faculty sometimes have extensive travel obligations, or already have all the students they can advise, or simply don't have a suitable research problem ready to hand.
Anecdotal evidence from study interviewers suggests that some refusals were due to competing requests to participate in research.
Since some refusals may be due to a temporary medical condition (such as a headache), the child may receive a vaccination at a later visit.
In the remainder, the majority reported not knowing their height and/or weight, with only a few missing values, although the "don't know" category might have also included some refusals.
For some, that refusal is a badge of honor; for others it is an act of insubordination and treason.
Hunt also criticised some institutions' refusal to disclose information about top pay, calling the lack of transparency "a national scandal".
Should a dispute over title arise because of some future refusal by the Secretary to deliver water to either area, the dispute can be settled at that time.
Second, the reluctance and in some cases refusal of companies to supply neutral accounting numbers to help government reach decisions pricing and import tariffs that affect their economic value.
"This crisis began with some parties' refusal to honour their commitments under the Stormont House agreement and was worsened by the shooting of Kevin McGuigan and police comments about the IRA.
The inflexibility of schedules and working environments in lower paying service jobs often require physically demanding tasks and play a large role in some employers' refusal to make accommodations for pregnant workers, and such refusals weigh most heavily on immigrant women and women of color.
