They really like experimentation and tend to be preoccupied with rationality.
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Those with few employees are more likely to be preoccupied with interest rates than hiring.
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How do you react when people seem to be preoccupied with what the transition entails?
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Later in October, investors will be preoccupied with the election, which takes place on Nov.
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Brussels will be preoccupied with getting a new commission approved by the European Parliament by November 1st.
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The Moon is in Earth sign Virgo, a sign that can be preoccupied with analysis and perfection.
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But the US will be preoccupied with internal struggles in the near future, and targeted minorities will suffer.
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While Trump's theories surrounding the election are half-baked demagogy, he has reason to be preoccupied with Brennan.
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The streets were largely empty, and any unsuspecting pedestrians and drivers were likely to be preoccupied with the rain.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The beginning of a calendar year normally would seem a strange time to be preoccupied with endings.
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Inevitably, the House Democrats will be preoccupied with investigating Trump and with the traps that he keeps setting for them.
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The White House may be preoccupied with Iran's past pursuit of nuclear weapons and its present strategic status in the region.
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Try not to be preoccupied with the reputation held by certain colleges, and instead embrace your own individual third-level experience.
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People who should otherwise be preoccupied with cleaning up their own house now have a way to shirk their own responsibility.
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"We don't want to be preoccupied with our trauma, but we also don't want to deny or avoid it," Yehuda says.
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Bayer will be preoccupied with reducing its debt levels in the immediate aftermath of a successful Monsanto acquisition, Dietsch told the paper.
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When we are stressed, we may be preoccupied with deadlines, worries about getting through our commitments, and fears about letting people down.
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" Still, the adviser continued, "That does not mean she has to be preoccupied with him or worry about spending too much time attacking his positions.
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" He said that markets would be preoccupied with positive growth and inflation forecasts, and with "accommodative" central banks in Europe, "that's probably supportive for asset prices.
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Jefferies analysts said Sodexo was likely to be preoccupied with devising and implementing a reboot strategy over the next few quarters to recover lost market share.
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That such a mind could be preoccupied with such a question points, I think, to the obstacles women still face in climbing to math's upper echelons.
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North Koreans know that whoever wins on November 8, the United States will be preoccupied with a transition and will not react decisively even to the worst provocations.
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No word on what the rest of the family thinks about this potential new endeavor, but many of them may be preoccupied with happenings in their personal lives.
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Maybe the longer I'm a father, the less I'll be preoccupied with XBOX and Fantasy Football, and as a result, I'll be more in tune with my kid.
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Do we secretly yearn for beings that eat things out of the trash and drool when excited to be preoccupied with geopolitics, insurance rates or 4G data plans?
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Focus groups still seem to be preoccupied with emotion, but the way these findings are incorporated into market research has become a whole lot more rigorous over the years.
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The Senate will be in full election mode when it returns for one month in September, and will be preoccupied with passing a continuing resolution to fund the government.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at the upcoming season, Patti Stanger takes on "Human Ken Doll" Justin Jedlica, who has a tendency to be preoccupied with looks over genuine connection.
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Mr. Trump, who spent much of the day traveling to Britain to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, appeared to be preoccupied with the coming fight.
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Well, Swift might be preoccupied with personal matters at the moment, so instead, we bring you the ladies and gentlemen of the Julia Wallace Retirement Village in Palmerston North, New Zealand.
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The actress explained that after being married for 20 years, the two have reached a stage where they don't want to be preoccupied with the expectations that come with a label.
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With lawmakers soon to be preoccupied with legislation to raise the country's debt ceiling and keep the government funded beyond September, it is unclear how quickly the tax changes will be put on the legislative agenda.
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Shields predicts that campaigns will be preoccupied with other concerns if a contested convention is shaping up, and may simply leak a list of names to the press as a signal of who'd they'd like to run with.
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The rest of the world may be preoccupied with the US election, but in the government-controlled coastal areas of Syria, most people are waiting impatiently to see an end to the war raging just a few kilometers away.
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The argument was that it wouldn't make sense for an omnipotent being who could easily change his shape and size would to be preoccupied with having the biggest penis on earth if he didn't care about being human anymore.
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If Pai gets his way, the vote will go down just ahead of winter break, during the FCC's monthly meeting on December 14 — a time of year when much of the public is likely to be preoccupied with other seasonal concerns.
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"Do you sell stocks on presidential turmoil or do you buy them on the idea the president will be preoccupied with this kind of scandal rather than the trade issues," said Marc Chandler, head of fixed income strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Young women with Type 1 diabetes, which is often diagnosed in the pre-teenage years, when girls may be preoccupied with weight and body image, are at 2.4 times the risk of developing an eating disorder compared with young women without diabetes, research suggests.
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But top Trump adviser David Malpass on Thursday seemed to set aside any likely assault on the Federal Reserve's leadership in a new administration that would be preoccupied with campaign promises to repeal the Affordable Care Act, rewrite trade policy and overhaul tax laws.
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Mr. Thomsen added that the June timing of the British referendum on whether to exit the European Union was crucial, because European leaders would be preoccupied with it for at least a month before then and would not want to return to discussions about the Greek bailout until after the vote.
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"If the World Cup is to be harnessed for good, we need people to around the world to spare a thought for those people — in Syria and elsewhere — who will not be able to enjoy the World Cup since they will be preoccupied with their daily struggle to survive amidst war."
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For inclusion in the the DSM, however, addictions need to meet eleven specific criteria in four categories: They need to have a physiological mechanism or effect, people need to pursue their habit despite knowing it has negative consequences, they need to be preoccupied with thoughts of the habit, and it needs to be something that has external consequences—such as bankruptcy for a gambling addict.
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King Trisong Detsen would be preoccupied with Arab wars in the west, taking pressure off his Chinese opponents to the east and north, until his rule ended in 797.
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Retrieved via Google Books. Such theorists would be preoccupied with obtaining the "truth" and "reality", seeking to develop theories which contained certainty and predictability. Modernist theorists therefore viewed discourse as being relative to talking or way of talking and understood discourse to be functional.Strega, Susan. 2005.
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At Pagan, the devastating defeat broke the tenuous truce between Kyawswa and his three brother viceroy-generals. Kyawswa would seek Mongol protection in January 1297, only to be overthrown by the brothers in the following December.Than Tun 1959: 119, 121–122 The brothers would be preoccupied with the inevitable Mongol reprisal until 1303.
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They sail to Frisia to rest and refit. Uhtred figures out that Cnut is readying for war, after ten years of relative peace. Cnut's wife and children had not been kidnapped; it was part of Cnut's ruse to persuade Aethelred, Aethelflaed’s despised husband, into believing that Cnut would be preoccupied with an enemy, encouraging Aethelred to attack East Anglia, a Danish-held area that is also Christian. Cnut then invades Mercia.
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In the adolescent years when most students are "discovering" sexual feelings, the young skipping student may have problems. The skipping adolescent's hormone development might not yet have created sexual interest in their peers, while most of the classmates can be preoccupied with socializing. Skipping boys tend to have more of a social problem than skipping girls. Boys who are a year younger are frequently rejected by older classmates.
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One criticism of the practice holds that the manager has enough to be preoccupied with during a game without playing. With specialized bullpens, extensive scouting reports, and increased media scrutiny, the job of a manager has become more complex. A player–manager needs to decide how much playing time to give himself. Don Kessinger, player–manager of the Chicago White Sox in 1979, believes he did not play himself enough.
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He therefore sent several of his officials to Kerman, a province which had formerly belonged to the Saffarids. Taxes were collected by the officials, who then returned to Sistan. Saffarid authority over Kerman was therefore only temporary; the Abbasids held a loose grip on the province for a few more years before the Banu Ilyas took over in 932. Abu Ja’far Ahmad continued to be preoccupied with unrest in Bust.
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The pretense of the prose tends to be preoccupied with learning to rethink the contradictions of society; in a moment when outrageous circumstances are normalized, it is time to reconsider the understandings many people hold, which, in turn, informs the way such people view things. Though focusing on Latin America, Galeano uses what he has learned from the political and social environment within Latin America to understand injustices and social dynamics throughout the rest of the world.
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In the name of "stability", the Fraser Government recognised Indonesia's take over of East Timor, achieved via a military invasion during the later period of the Whitlam Government. However, owing to Cold War sentiment, the Fraser government opposed Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia. The Fraser government criticised the protectionist policies of the European Economic Community and sought closer trade and military co-operation with the United States. To some observers, Fraser was seen to be preoccupied with international affairs by the end of his period in office.
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Petra Archaeological study of Jordan began in the 19th century with the discovery of Petra by Johann Ludwig Burckhardt. Most archaeological attention in the 19th century, however, was focused on Palestine, since foreign archaeologists tended to be preoccupied with the proliferation of Biblical sites located there. The Department of Antiquities in Amman was established in 1923, and since then, there have been excavations in Amman, Pella, Gadara in Um Qais, Petra, Jerash, Kerak, and Aljun. Neolithic statuettes were found in 1983 at the site of prehistoric village Ain Ghazal.
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On March 1965, the US deployed ground forces into Vietnam which marked the start of a series of escalating casualties. Kim Il-sung recognized an opportunity to achieve Korean unification in which the possibility of US retaliation and assistance towards South Korea would be minimal. He believed that the US would be preoccupied with fighting in Vietnam and become reluctant to bear the increased cost of engaging in another overseas military conflict. By instigating the detachment of the United States from South Korea, the balance would be tipped in favor of North Korea.
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During this delay, his older brother Andriantompokoindrindra received his father's message and rushed home; he was thus awarded Ralambo's title and kingdom. However, this tale continues, Andriantompokoindrindra's claim to power was rejected by the public, and he was soon forced to cede the throne to Andrianjaka.Standing (1885), pp. 354-363 In an alternate account of the succession tale, it is Andriantompokoindrindra (not Andrianjaka) who was said to be preoccupied with the fanorona game—a version in keeping with the oral tradition that credits him with the game's invention and popularization at courtFox (1990), p.
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In 1976, while many psychiatrists continued to be preoccupied with the definition of psychological illnesses (Diagnostic Statistical Manuals),Ishizuka, Yukio (1988). ‘Lifetrack Therapy,’ Psychiatric Journal University Ottawa, Vol. 13 No. 4 : 199. « Twenty years later, H. R. Spiro, in 1980, in his review of the evolution of the concept of Positive Mental Health, observed that regrettably little investigations followed Jahoda’s work during the ensuing decades, citing only several related contributions : » Ishizuka turned to a monograph by M. Jahoda published in 1958 entitled « Current Concepts of Positive Mental Health.» For more see, Jahoda, M. (1958), Current Concept of Positive Mental Health, Basic Books.
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For the next few years, the emperor would be preoccupied with internal revolts in Anatolia, while the Bulgarians expanded their realm in the Balkans. The war dragged on for nearly twenty years. The Byzantine victories of Spercheios and Skopje decisively weakened the Bulgarian army, and in annual campaigns, Basil methodically reduced the Bulgarian strongholds. At the Battle of Kleidion in 1014 the Bulgarians were annihilated: their army was captured, and it is said that 99 out of every 100 men were blinded, with the hundredth man left with one eye so he could lead his compatriots home.
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For most part, it appears that the local nobles were inclined to be preoccupied with matters concerning their barangays and towns. The town mayors received an annual salary of 24 pesos, which was nothing in comparison to the provincial governor's 1,600 pesos and the GovernorGeneral's 40,000 pesos. Even though the gobernadorcillo's salary was not subject to tax, it was not enough to carry out all the required duties expected of such a position. This explains why among the principales, those who had more wealth were likely to be elected to the office of gobernadorcillo (municipal governor).
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There has been a mixed response to The Age of Reason. As of January 2017 the book has been rated 9,666 times on GoodReads with an average score of 3.97 stars out of a possible five. The Harvard Crimson published an unattributed review of the book in 1947 which states "Sartre's new novel is a rare and welcome plant in a period that almost completely lacks a balanced combination of emotional intensity and maturity in its writers." However, the review goes on to remark how Sartre seems to be preoccupied with describing the physical act of vomiting.
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An 1892 lithograph of a woman diagnosed with depression Major depression significantly affects a person's family and personal relationships, work or school life, sleeping and eating habits, and general health. Its impact on functioning and well-being has been compared to that of other chronic medical conditions, such as diabetes. A person having a major depressive episode usually exhibits a low mood, which pervades all aspects of life, and an inability to experience pleasure in previously enjoyable activities. Depressed people may be preoccupied with—or ruminate over—thoughts and feelings of worthlessness, inappropriate guilt or regret, helplessness or hopelessness.
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Nancy has an emergency Caesarean and gives birth to a boy who the doctors are unsure if he will "make it through the night" which Fox said is a "terrible time for Nancy and Darren". Darren blames Nancy for their babies premature birth, Dawson explained that this is because he believes that Nancy did not "take proper care of herself during her pregnancy". He said that Nancy seemed to be preoccupied with Mitzeee and "wouldn't listen to him when he told her to back off. In his heart of hearts, Darren feels she's responsible for all of this".
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Full citation given below. The Koninklijke Marine had only one seagoing armored ship stationed in the East Indies, the coastal- defense ship (ex-). As this ship was considered to be "of little remaining combat value", three light cruisers (, and ), a few destroyers, and a large submarine fleet were charged with the main naval defense of the islands.Noot(1980),p 244 The Dutch believed that if war broke out, Japan's capital ships would be preoccupied with the battleships of the United States Navy and the British Royal Navy, meaning that the defenses of the East Indies would need to cope only with Japan's cruisers.
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Discovering it is part of the proceeds from the train robbery reported in the papers, he decides to claim the reward money from Edward Noakes, an insurance assessor. However, Noakes is put off by the secretive manner Harry conducts the meeting under, and decides to keep St Trinian's under observation instead. The gang soon receive instructions to take advantage of an upcoming Parents' Day at the school, and pose as caterers in order to recover the money. Whilst waiting for the school to be preoccupied with a dance routine in the main hall, the gang lose a camera to one of the students, housing a hidden two-way radio.
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Having grown up on a farm in Hokkaido with only cows for company, Hideki is very eager to make friends, tends to be preoccupied with what other people think of him, and often thinks aloud only to become embarrassed when he notices others have heard him discussing private subjects. ; : A "chobit," a technologically advanced persocom with a sense of machine intelligence, with the ability to feel emotions and act on her own will, unlike other persocoms. Hideki finds her in a pile of trash as he makes his way home from work one night. Upon turning her on, she is only able to say the word "chi," remembers nothing of her past life, and is unable to perform even simple tasks.
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Dorsett explains that he has to leave the theatre for one reason or another (normally tied to a hyped event such as a new movie or video game release), and speaks of his disdain for the show as he exits through the guest entrance. The camera remains in its resting position for the remainder of the segment, causing Letterman to have to lean down and turn his head sideways to get into the shot. In another variation, Dorsett will not leave the studio, but will be preoccupied with something else, such as reading. When the show returns from commercial, the camera shot is back to normal. ;Campaign 2000 :Throughout the summer and fall of 2000, Dave and the cast (featuring producer Maria Pope) would ostensibly recap the latest on the presidential campaign between Al Gore and George W. Bush.
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And in a more mundane sense, I think that the future of humanity will be greatly enhanced if these various religious and wisdom traditions are ecumenically and inclusively embraced by more and more people throughout the world, providing a thickening societal and civilizational fiber for human solidarity. this sense, I want to say, yes I am Jewish, and proud of it, but I am equally indigenous, Sufi, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, and Christian to the extent that I allow myself to participate in their rituals, partake of their sacred texts, and seek and avail myself of the opportunity to sit at the feet of their masters.' His being Jewish signifies above all for Falk, "to be preoccupied with overcoming injustice and thirsting for justice in the world, and that means being respectful toward other peoples regardless of their nationality or religion, and empathetic in the face of human suffering whoever and wherever victimization is encountered." Falk obtained a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania in 1952 before completing a Bachelor of Laws degree at Yale Law School.
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