Examples of using Preoccupations in English and their translations into German
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Political
With different priorities and preoccupations.
Preoccupations said on page 170 of his book printed in 1840.
You will be able to forget your fears and preoccupations.
Nor does she seek to reflect her own preoccupations in the composition of her works.
Vocational training lies at the heart of the Commission's preoccupations.
To traditional and still valid preoccupations, such as territorial 143.
These preoccupations are at the heart of the Green Paper and the options presented.
It looks like they also had their moral preoccupations.
Don't let the mind chase after its preoccupations the way ordinary people who don't meditate do.
Driven by a theoretical vision of class consciousness and action as male preoccupations.
Cut away all preoccupations, and then as you meditate let all your knowledge come from what's going on in the mind.
EU development policy should not be conditioned by other policies or preoccupations.
Leaving preoccupations of power, governance or management aside and giving priority to the announcement of the Gospel.
We can obviously onlyvote against a report so obviously marked by these preoccupations alone.
The mind is what thinks, forming perceptions and preoccupations to the point of latching on, holding them to itself.
Sometimes you think I speak too much about the spirit and that I forget about your needs and human preoccupations, to which I say.
The draft global compromise takes into account major preoccupations of the European Parliament and covers the following elements.
So I ask that we all take a good look at ourselves andtry to unshackle ourselves from all outside thoughts and preoccupations.
It is an unfortunate coincidence but we understand these preoccupations,” said Nicola Felder, an SDC representative in Madagascar.
In silence, in meditation, in my inner space, in the me that remains whenI gently put aside my passing emotions and ideas and preoccupations.
And despite their differing preoccupations, these composers shared a common Viennese inheritance, as well as a range of thematic interests.
With wills almost of their own, these questions spurred me to keep drawing attention away from my preoccupations and back to investigation.
This document also provides an interesting glimpse into the preoccupations of officials like Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
The house is full of anecdotes and stories thattake us back in history and make us aware of the way of life and preoccupations of this noble family.
Only when he has shaved off the mental tangle- all lower preoccupations- from his heart can you call him a monk on the internal level.
Concentrate on what you have to do anddo not let yourself be disturbed this way and that by irrelevant preoccupations or any other influence!
Madame Martin's correspondence betrayed her pedagogical preoccupations, especially concerning Léonie, whose emotional and intellectual slowness demanded most particular attention.
What the current crisis demands is an explicit reorientation away from external financial obligations andausterity to domestic preoccupations and aspirations.
Self-portraits, the circus, lovers, music and peasants but also more sombre preoccupations, such as suffering and death, recur throughout his long career.
Complementing GDP with additional concise metrics that reflect wider public concerns would demonstrate greater linkage between EU policy andcitizens' preoccupations.