Examples of using Preoccupation in English and their translations into German
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I don't believe in preoccupation.
My greater preoccupation is the blood in her the stools.
I think it's another state's attorney preoccupation.
Ārammaṇa: Preoccupation; mental object.
Preoccupation with one or more stereotyped and restricted pattern of interest.
Forgive my preoccupation.
Current preoccupation with originality is a preoccupation with form.
It's amazing, this preoccupation with color.
His preoccupation was to keep Our Lord company and to console Him.
Ekagattārammana: Singleness of preoccupation;"one-pointedness.
The world is any preoccupation that gets you stirred up, that disturbs you right now.
And it could overpower McGivers with her preoccupation with the past.
But technology, another preoccupation of the IoD report, is likely to help more.
It's a condition characterized by freedom from worry or any other preoccupation really.
Yet I must share with you my preoccupation with recent developments.
Access by the special representative remains, of course, a key preoccupation.
Klee's life long preoccupation with music and theatre will also be demonstrated on that evening.
One of the focal points of his work is his preoccupation with generative systems.
Their preoccupation was not to really to defend the interests of the youth, the unemployed, the poor, the workers.
People needed to know the correct day to plant crops or when sunrise and sunset happened butaccuracy was not a preoccupation.
John's preoccupation was to make Christ preeminent, not to promote himself, his ministry, or his disciples.
Improving the regulatory andadministrative environment for enterprises continues to be a policy preoccupation, and several Member States have set quantitative targets aimed at reducing such burdens.
His preoccupation with basic geometric forms led him to minimalist living units, the Cellules.
The works assembled at theAargauer Kunsthaus bear witness to her intense preoccupation with the body, while at the same time raising existential issues regarding current events and social conditions.
If any preoccupation comes in to bother the mind, just say in your heart:"Leave me alone. Don't bother me. You're no affair of mine.
The Committee shares the Commission's preoccupation regarding the possible questioning of decisions taken by the National Regulatory Authorities.
The preoccupation with stability and the tendency to overlook irregularities common to election observation missions in Africa in the past decade is part of the explanation.
His'constellations' and preoccupation with contemporary art was pathbreaking. His meeting with Ursula Bluhm in 1949 opened a new phase in his life.
Officials' preoccupation with commanding respect and not losing face leads them to focus almost exclusively on China's achievements.
Schumann's intense preoccupation with the poetry of Friedrich Hebbel, which also supplied the texts for his only opera, Genoveva, and the two melodramas Schön Hedwig Op.
