The report of the DTI's inspectors, which might have cast some light, has unhappily never been published.
Neither citizenship nor location is relevant to that clause, which, unhappily, never addresses the antecedent question of when habeas corpus is available in the first place.
One of the merit awards recipients, Ng Eng Teng, who was to receive Singapore's Cultural Medallion in 1981 and who now has his critically acclaimed works all over Singapore, commented unhappily: "We have never been so embarrassed or insulted in all our professional lives.
The lawyer shook his head unhappily and replied they never used to be, but a few years earlier some New York lawyer named Leibowitz took an Alabama case to the Supreme Court in Washington, and now they had to put those -- here he used an epithet -- on their juries.
And she has never been more unhappily aware of her celebrity status than she is when wondering what to do next.
Of unhappily married couples surveyed, 50% of those men never pay their woman a compliment.
"I've never seen cold like this," he said unhappily, noting he had moved to New York from Bangladesh in 2003.
Maxwell never denied that the boy who stumbles bemusedly, unhappily, through the fiction, eventually in sight of a redemption conditioned by love, was a pen-and-ink version of the man sitting at the desk, urging him on his way.
Unhappily married men often say they feel as though their wives are never satisfied with anything they do, said Kurt Smith, a Northern California-based marriage and family therapist who specializes in counseling for men.
That's the syndrome, and though sceptics of Jungian theory may be dubious, my correspondence has many people who talk unhappily of the child they left behind at the school, their other self who was never able to grow up.
First, what we construe as obsessive compulsion was, to his friends, a never-failing fount of hospitality, and, for every Carroll scholar who regards the man as unhappily clenched and inward, there is another who will stress the sociable soul, quite at ease in a zealously sociable age.
