nondirected

We have also received a nondirected coded message from the Ditagh."

That kind of "nondirected" donation, to a stranger picked by doctors from a transplant list, had never occurred before.

Nondirected settlements were those founded by individuals, families, and neighborhood groups without direction from ecclesiastical authority.

Last year, I heard they were afraid of me because I would explode in a nondirected way.

Men and women seeking a day of solitude and contemplation can sign up for the so-called nondirected program at $40.

Such "nondirected" organ donations are attracting interest and, as they do, are prompting discussions about ethics.

"This was very nondirected.

Although LDS officials did not launch nondirected settlements, they encouraged them, sometimes furnished help, and quickly established wards when there were enough people to justify them.

The Amendment includes provisions to allow for the transfer of quota between states and a bycatch allowance of 6,000 pounds for nondirected fisheries that are operating after a state TAC has been landed.

These syndromes, he says, actually occur in a wide variety of cultures separated by great distance that have similar symptoms including "fear, anxiety, amnesia, aimless escape, psychophysiological symptoms, social withdrawal, behavioral deviance and nondirected violence".