(Indeed, it is a sad irony, unmentioned by those who advocate the repeal of this act that those with the most to lose are victims).
But the risk of imminent escalation was left discreetly unmentioned by most of the clerics from the region.
But, in contrast to the public rites of death, this increasingly frequent cause goes whispered or unmentioned.
However, this push to act together will be held back by a security problem that went unmentioned in your piece: the threat posed by the law enforcement, intelligence and military services in those same Central American countries.
Readers who learn that she swiftly and happily remarried (a fact unmentioned in this book) may feel some impatience for the quivering woman on the page.
The data set consisted of 172,853 people and one crucial unmentioned bias: they're all lonely.
Unmentioned goes the fact that Hong Kong too is likely to pass into history, its special role withering as China integrates more fully with the rest of the world.
A relative few might have carried out the crimes, he said in his speech, "but every single German could witness what the Jews had to suffer".He left unmentioned his own family history.
The market's success encouraged them to embark on a new and ambitious project that would by definition make the market work more effectively.Once plans for EMU were under way, the unification of Germany—unmentioned in your article strengthened the governments' resolve to press ahead.
The news that the government pension fund will double its holdings of equities, including foreign ones, has also helped drive down the yen even as it has boosted stockmarkets.In all the excitement over monetary easing, the part of Mr Abe's programme to do with structural reform has gone mostly unmentioned.
Unmentioned but clearly meant was NATO's reliance on Russia to supply its forces in Afghanistan.The EU's mild rebuke and tentative sanctions brought an outright welcome.
