"Secret Service only wanted the people that were working that tour there, and it is unfortunate that some provisions could not be made for the only black firefighter in the firehouse to be there also," said Michael Marshall, a fire lieutenant in the department and the first vice president of the Vulcan Society.
This lack of provision is particularly unfortunate as accurate and up-to-date written information on a subject as complex as FP would allow patients to reflect on the issues concerned and help them make a more informed choice (Payne, 2002).
"The inclusion of these provisions is an unfortunate perpetuation of [the] status quo," he added, accusing Republicans of maintaining their opposition for "narrow and trivial political interests".
At her weakest, Elshtain infers lessons for today; at times, she seems to advocate a thousand-points-of-light return to some golden age of private philanthropy, something that Addams, a progressive convinced that good government must expand its provisions for the unfortunate, would never have endorsed.
I'll be happy to take a look and perhaps line-by-line at some point lay out the provisions that I think are unfortunate.
Nigel Eades, a longstanding resident on the estate and chair of the Dollis Valley Partnership, condemned the occupation, although he said that the gap in provision for the nursery children was "unfortunate".
No mention was made of any provisions to outfit the MRAPs with loudspeakers to inform unfortunate warrant resisters of their Miranda rights.
Preppers often proudly declare their willingness (or even a disconcerting glee) at the firepower they will aim at the unfortunate stragglers who trespass near their fortified bunker in search of provisions.
(One unfortunate concession the White House made to facilitate this task was to dilute the provision that taxes more expensive private insurance plans.
The GPC does not believe that more non-NHS provision is required in the NHS and CCGs will be in the unfortunate position of potentially enabling this to happen.
