These were age at course entry, sex, fee status, declared disability, academic qualifications (number of A levels at Grade A, B or other), and type of offer made after interview (unconditional, conditional, reserve, or late).
I wanted to be able to bask in their love, the same unconditional love they reserved for their children.
They were prepared to give unconditional support while reserving the right to castigate those who failed to fulfiltheir dreams, even though most of them knew, deep down, that those dreams were no longer realistic.
Growing up in a close-knit family of women, my first example of unconditional love was reserved for my relatives.
The publisher reserves the unconditional right to reject or cancel any advertisement or space reservation at any time.
If the sponsor is reserving an unconditional right to rent rather than sell in a condominium, the cover of the plan must state in bold print: "Because the sponsor is retaining the unconditional right to rent rather than sell units, this plan may not result in the creation of a condominium in which a majority of the units are owned by owner-occupants or investors unrelated to the sponsor".
The Libyan House of Representatives last week called for an 'immediate and unconditional cease-fire', and reserved the right to take 'all necessary steps', including requesting international support.
The majority of the students (25/32, 78%) had been given normal conditional offers after interviews in December-March; three had unconditional places (1 graduate and 2 overseas students admitted under special arrangements); one was a Reserve offer, and three were late offers made in July-August after earlier rejection.
PINOCHET: Unconditional surrender!
