Exempel på unaccompanied

• She is part of a growing group of passengers known as unaccompanied minors - airline language for children flying solo.

• They toured two Texas facilities where unaccompanied illegal immigrant children are held.

• Airline employees improperly transported unaccompanied bags on five flights.

• Permanent memory disorder can follow thiamine deficiency unaccompanied by alcohol abuse.

• The cello opens the concerto with an unaccompanied recitative followed by a classical sonata-allegro.

• The unconventional nature of the concerto was made apparent at the outset as the work begins with an extended, unaccompanied, cadenza-like passage for solo violin.

• The musical style of the piece was diverse enough to accommodate the rock band, a youth orchestra, soloists in a range of styles and unaccompanied singing.

• In both figures, the percentages of the two bottom groups on the graph (unaccompanied adult males and those married without children) stand lower in summer and higher in winter.

• Fourth, the intercenter variation in the proportion of those attending alone ranged between 11.2 and 55.1%, and unaccompanied visits imply lower opportunity cost, compared to when two persons are attending.

• After several variations with ever-increasing embellishments from the soloist, a richly scored section for strings alone was followed by an eloquent cadenza-like episode for unaccompanied oboe.

• They are also unaccompanied, obviously similar in tone colour, and consciously structured to give, paradoxically, the impression of natural, 'naive' musical expression that is freely improvised without rigid bar lines.

• The apparent absence of regional gradients of peak palaeo-pressure, at the present erosion level, suggests that the extension was horizontal and initially unaccompanied by vertical contraction of the host gneisses.

• The basses underpin a marvellous and long duet between the pianist and cor anglais, which gives way to the one extended solo for the piano, unaccompanied.

• To solve most of the problems, they recommend that the special leniency for unaccompanied minor asylum seekers be permitted only up to age 16, rather than the current 18 years.

• Most tissue cysts were unaccompanied by inflammation.

• His preliminary assessment is that this has produced a 'limping' rule of law, since it was imposed from above, unaccompanied by any changes in social values especially of the elites.

• The second was for a chamber work (scored for up to six players), a work for unaccompanied choir (up to sixteen voices), or an electronic work.

• The expenditure on asylum support, including unaccompanied minors for 2000–01 was £751 million.

• Information on the numbers of unaccompanied children who applied at port and in-country during the last five years available, is given in the table.