At stake is a British educational institution with a history of more than 100 years, plus prestigious graduates in the financial fields. なんですが、なんで前置詞がついたAt stakeが名詞になるのかわかんなかった んですけど今、考えてこれって副詞でAt stakeを強調した倒置法って考えて いいのでしょうか??
I have found an alien that seems to be taking illegal activities in Manhattan and would like to report about that today. I often go to a Japanese restaurant which is located in 8 Stuyvesant St. in New York City(Between 9th street and 3rd Ave). There are several Japanese restaurants inside there, and most of their employees are all students,who only have F-1 visa. I could be sure that they are illegal, because I know several employees who attends to my college.
As I am a same foreigner who study in the United States, I can no longer stay with this illegal situation. If I had a right to work as a part time, I also want to work. It is not fair!
I suggest to investigate this location and eliminate those illegal alians as soon as possible. They give bad influence to the other Japanese students who has right to stay and living legal.
I have found an alien that seems to be taking illegal activities in Manhattan and would like to report about that today. I often go to a Japanese restaurant which is located in 8 Stuyvesant St. in New York City(Between 9th street and 3rd Ave). There are several Japanese restaurants inside there, and most of their employees are all students,who only have F-1 visa. I could be sure that they are illegal, because I know several employees who attends to my college.
As I am a same foreigner who study in the United States, I can no longer stay with this illegal situation. If I had a right to work as a part time, I also want to work. It is not fair!
I suggest to investigate this location and eliminate those illegal alians as soon as possible. They give bad influence to the other Japanese students who has right to stay and living legal.
I am writing this letter to inform you that some Japanese students have worked for a Japanese restaurant illegally.
I am NIPPON Taro, studying at xxx college. I often go to a Japanese Restaurant, [name], which is located at 8 Stuyvesant St. NYC (around the corner of 9th street and 3rd Ave.). On xxth of July, I went to the restaurant and found some Japanese waiters/waitresses who seem to be students of xxx college. I saw them on campus.
This employment practice has made other Japanese residents suspicious about the immigration policy of INS. Most of us see it very unfair, and it may encourage further illegal employment.
I am afraid that this may cause a serious change of the immigration policy for the worse in the future. It would be appreciated if you made an investigation into the restaurant and enforced the policy strictly.
As reading your suspected illegal alian section page on your web site, I would like to report an illegal alian for the sake of increasing your regulations.
An employee working in a Japanese restaurant food court called 'Yokocho', which is located in 8 Stuyvesant St. in New York City(Between 9th street and 3rd Ave) are hiring an employee, who do not have legal paper authorization to work. Yokochou is a food court contained the with three resutaurants (Angel's Share,Yajirobei,Gyuya) , and all three of those diners are hiring employees who do not have right to work. It is obvious that those restaurants are hiring illegal alians, because some of them attends to my college as an International student.
After September 11, I have heard that illegal alians tend to make an unlawful act and those restaurants are usually hotbed of crime. I strongly suggest to investigate this location and eliminate those illegal alians as soon as possible. They give bad influence to those who have right to stay here and living legally.
As reading your suspected illegal alian section page on your web site, I would like to report an illegal alian for the sake of increasing your regulations.
An employee working in a Japanese restaurant food court called 'Yokocho', which is located in 8 Stuyvesant St. in New York City(Between 9th street and 3rd Ave) are hiring an employee, who do not have legal paper authorization to work. Yokochou is a food court contained with three resutaurants (Angel's Share,Yajirobei,Gyuya) , and all three of them are hiring employees who do not have right to work. It is obvious that those diners are hiring illegal alians, because some of them attends to my college as an International student.
After September 11, I have heard that illegal alians tend to make an unlawful act and those diners are usually hotbed of crime. I strongly suggest to investigate this location and eliminate those illegal alians as soon as possible. They give bad influence to those who have right to stay and living legally
'nor' は不可能・可能性が否定されるグループ内の最後の事柄の前に使う。 Nor is used before the second or last of a set of negative possibilities, usually after 'neither' "Either ... nor ..."は少なくとも慣用法ではない。そのような使用例をみた事があるのであれば、専門家に聞くしかないでしょう。
これも覚えておくといいと思います。 'Either or' は2つの中でどちらか1つだけ可能な場合に使う。両方同時にOKな場合には使えない。 An either-or situation is one in which there is a choice between two different plans of action but both together are not possible 'Neither nor'は2つ以上の事を同時に否定するのに使う。 You can use neither...nor when you want to say that two or more things are not true.
I would like to be feautured on your station with a song "electric sun". It is a very danceable tune with some influences of, i think, techno.
Here is one review:
"Well if you havn't heard 'cd-rOm' then your missing out on a big future talent. At 15 years old he has accomplished what many artists have striven to achieve in as many years. His passion for music has helped him develop a finely tuned ear and creates great sounding dance tunes. His natural ability to compose well structured songs is something many should envy and this artist is well worth checking out. My personal recommendation is "Electric Sun" which is a very cool bit of hard dance with many hard house and techno elements being fused together to create a top sounding composition. Bearing in mind his experience I give this piece a big 9/10**** keep um coming....'Low/LoMo' :O) www.mp3.com/lomo"