Unwanted questions are brusquely waved away.
"Our hope," a handout explained, "is to minimize the use of provocative language that might elicit unwanted questions from outside of the M.T.M. community".
An aggressive congressional inquiry into Abu Ghraib could have provoked unwanted questions about what the Pentagon was doing, in Iraq and elsewhere, and under what authority.
Galliano's alleged rant could see both Portman and her peers obliged to answer the most untimely and unwanted questions on anti-Semitism.
The survey asked women about 18 different types of harassment including unwanted sexual teasing, jokes, remarks or questions; unwanted hugging or touching; unwanted questions about workers' sexual interest; and assault or rape on the job (reported by 2percentt of respondents).
But then he had his stomach surgery, and there was the one night I "drove the customers away" by "approaching them at their tables" and "asking inappropriate and unwanted questions".
In a few tragic cases children created using ART have been unwanted, raising questions of responsibility and the just role of family law.
In 2007 Barracks Row attracted unwanted attention when questions were raised in the news media and in Congress about $2.75 million in earmarks for the project that were added to the federal budget by Representative Jerry Lewis, Republican of California, who owns a home nearby.
A shop that announces that it will take back unwanted purchases, no questions asked, communicates that it is confident about the quality of its products, and is likely to be trusted.
The authoring environment enables the case author to edit text and upload media, but also add or hide unwanted medical history questions or lab tests [Figure 10].
