Her father said that he had been unable to discuss LifeGem with his daughter because of her deteriorated condition, but that he thought it was in the spirit of what she had requested.
As a reporter who'd followed the heated controversy surrounding Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winovel novel, "The Color Purple," I'd come to understand her as a champion of artistic freedom who was likely to welcome my questions about writing, feminism and family — topics that Middlebrook was unable to discuss directly with her subject.
Marco Greenberg New York, Sept. 13, 2009 To the Editor: Prince Turki al-Faisal's reference to Saudi Arabia as a kingdom holding itself to "higher standards of justice and law," and therefore unable to discuss peace with Israel under current conditions, is particularly ironic.
Possibly this is related to the fact that elderly care physicians often care for patients with dementia who are unable to discuss medical decisions with their physician.
Peña says she particularly wanted to visit Kahlo's home with her daughter because she had been unable to discuss certain issues with her own mother.
It is of great concern, however, that the commissioner of the Metropolitan police was unable to discuss vital issues with the prime minister because he felt that David Cameron was himself compromised on this issue because of Andy Coulson.
Miliband seized on the resignation statement of Sir Paul Stephenson, the Met chief who quit on Sunday, over his claim that he had felt unable to discuss vital issues with the prime minister, such as the decision to hire Neil Wallis, the former deputy editor of News of the World, because he felt the prime minister was himself compromised over Coulson.
She asked about what type of weapon was used or recovered at scene, but Flores told her he was unable to discuss that information with her.
She asked what type of weapon was used or recovered at the scene, but Flores told her he was unable to discuss that information with her.
