| For someone who had aspirations of becoming London's top citizen, he ought to be aware that metal watchbands are non-U in the best circles. |
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| That would mean any non-U.S. citizen, even an illegal alien, would be allowed to vote if that person has a child in the public school system. |
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| Ross insisted that he did not endorse the U and non-U rules. |
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| It could be further magnified because over time non-U.S. firms will have much more information on and familiarity with Iranian oil and gas fields. |
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| Note how well the non-U words conform to Fowler's definition of genteelism: the choice of the fancier, rarer, or more euphemistic word. |
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| However, there is some uncertainty as to the tax treatment of the non-U. S. currency hedging transactions. |
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| The president also renewed his call for comprehensive immigration reform, including the creation of a temporary worker program for some non-U. S. residents who are already in the country. |
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| The expenses are mind-blowing, especially for non-U. S. citizens who, in addition to living expenses and tuition, must also factor in travel costs. |
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