The Geneva II peace talks, which generated a huge amount of media coverage this year, have experienced a steady
drop off the radar ever since the last session, when U.N.
Syria in stalemate
"Some of them
drop off the radar and end up taking the wrong path, so it is crucial they are taught these life skills and how to socialise with others." | The J.P.
Great display by Challenge Wales in the big island race; SAILING
Experience shows that landlords often trust the tenant to maintain the property in good condition without actively checking and in times of recession property maintenance can also
drop off the radar.
If property maintenance falls off the radar it can be costly
WHO'S NOT: Somen Tchoyi has been one of several players to
drop off the radar lately.
BOLTON v ALBION
No need to go over the top, just don't let it
drop off the radar.
Stars With David Wells
One player who is likely to
drop off the radar is Allan McGregor who is expected to sign a new five year deal with Rangers.
Roy joins battle for Sturridge
"These people are capable of tricking professionals into believing they pose no harm, then they
drop off the radar and can commit offences again.
Ruling backs sex offenders' rights; FURY AS APPEAL COURT JUDGES DECIDE IN FAVOUR OF PERVERT
As a region we must recognise that young people are more likely than average not to be in education, employment or training and we can no longer allow young people to leave school and
drop off the radar.
Challenge still remains on training; NECC
Retirement sometimes means clergy
drop off the radar. A generation (sometimes a presbytery?) arises that "knows not Joseph." Leaving the area where they have served, while usually a wise move, means losing friends and a familiar neighbourhood.
Retired clergy group builds its own community
"But women
drop off the radar screen once they've delivered.
Women tend to neglect their health after baby: focus shifts to infant