Examples of using Internalizing in English and their translations into German
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Life spiral, internalizing our feminine energy.
Stress reaction in children and adolescents with internalizing disorders.
Internalizing costs also reflects the perceptions of a gift culture.
And I was a heartbeat awayfrom internalizing that message.
Nevertheless, studying and internalizing the doctrine is still even for the vast majority of Jews not an easy task.
For many of us, they are rites of passage, the training ground for internalizing our own oppression.
The third trick is internalizing the idea that by being harsh, by asking tough questions of your set, that you are helping to make it better.
Imagine a person that goes through life by internalizing this as their definition of love.
Having a list of useful classroom expressions for the student is the firststep, but beyond that, the student must practice using them and internalizing their meanings.
You want to externalize a school for your growth, but you have difficulty internalizing the acceptance of those who have, let alone yourself.
Leading oneself means internalizing the Henkel values as a guide to one's own actions, considering one's behavior and reflecting on one's leadership role, as well as motivating oneself and setting goals.
Question No 41 by Michael Spindelegger(H-0271/96) Subject: Internalizing or reducing external transport costs.
In the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy- and, even more so, in the Committee on Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection-we are always talking about internalizing all costs.
The agreement alsocontemplates fees to Aequus in the event of Santen internalizing the asset prior to the end of the term.
Internalizing this circumstance leads to a much broader thinking about design solutions and eventually results in serious applications that users just like more than others- measurable or not.
Csaba Nemes made tangible the way the machinery of"othering" works,and also the psychological process of internalizing stereotypes and prejudices.
Many of them will grow up in the field, internalizing the message that they are flawed simply because they were born with a different neurotype.
In December 1995, the Commission published a Green Paper aimed atlaunching a broad discussion on policy options for internalizing the external costs of transport.
In this matter,it does not only depend on team members internalizing this consciousness but most of all that they consistently practice this on a daily basis.
Weeded in white and cut off from the outside world, the boys are expected to recover from apainful circumcision process while at the same time internalizing the strictly patriarchal norms of the community.
First, the economic framework conditionsmust be made more effective by internalizing the environmentally harmful effects of production and consumption, particularly through market-based instruments.
Often to the prejudice of indigenous peoples already inhabiting the areas- and then gives privileged access to extractive industries thatare able to strip mine them of resources without internalizing the actual costs incurred.
It responded by internalizing foreign competitors like Sony, Toyota, Bayer, Nestlé, and DaimlerChrysler- in effect turning them into US companies with US investors, loyalties, and even corporate cultures.
In the cell to the right, students will recreate the scene, but include the item that was previously missing. Students will also include the vocabulary terms for theseitems in the cell to the right as a way of learning and internalizing the vocabulary.
As a supplement to a seminar, strategy workshop or as an aid for internalizing important messages of a meeting, the team workshops at the Creaviva are ideal. They are suited for pictographic implementations of ideas and for the lasting stay of findings or claims.
We have no way of knowing whether the actions of the performer during this process of interactive image generation are improvised or staged, or to what extent the movements of her body and her adjustments to the console areinfluenced by concerns as to how her image appears and the internalizing of the gaze of others.
By internalizing external costs, the Commission aims to make transport pricing fairer and more efficient and to prompt a rethink on the questions of investment and the modal split1 since, in its view, there is a significant mismatch between the prices paid by individual transport users and the costs of many journeys.
NEWPORT BEACH- Politicians and economists now join investors in a ritual that typically takes place on the first Friday of each month and has important consequences for global markets:anticipating, internalizing, and reacting to the monthly employment report released by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS.
It gets problematic if you see thewhole business through European eyes alone, internalizing the post-colonial discourse to such an extent that you actually prevent the societies of origin getting a word in edgeways, by saying to them from the outset:"We took the things from you and we know better who is guilty." The views of the so-called peripheries should be listened to as well, so that a pluralistic world can evolve.
The places that will be most able to absorb new energies will be those that are both open to diversity andalso capable of internalizing the externalities that the creative economy gives rise to[…] The most successful places will require a socially adaptive capability that will enable them to pioneer new fields and innovative industries.18.