There must be hundreds, thousands of words, which quite aptly describe persons of certain dispositions. |
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This is not war where the dispositions of forces, aircraft on airfields and headquarters of the aggressor are not subjected to enemy pressure. |
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Characterological attributions referred to personality dispositions of the subject, such as stupidity, immaturity, and ability. |
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On the other hand, there were dispositions of the company's money between the company and the payees of the cheques. |
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Many people love their retrievers and their sunny dispositions around children and adults. |
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They surely apply to people of different sexes, different social origins, and perhaps different personal beliefs or psychological dispositions. |
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Regan argues that using animals instrumentally is wrong because animals share important psychological states and dispositions with humans. |
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The two celebutantes with their obnoxious dispositions are back for season three of The Simple Life tonight. |
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It is precisely that terrible complex of dispositions of the heart and mind, weighing so on a man, that is that treasure. |
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Stalin's military and political dispositions once the war started have incurred odium. |
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He was often careless with tactical dispositions and as a result, his army lost thousands of men. |
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In that context the audience would include beings of varying capacities, dispositions, and inclinations. |
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Ryle's attitude to dispositions is part of the heritage of logical empiricism. |
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It was therefore essential that, in making his dispositions, the strategist should know what kind of a war he was going to have to fight. |
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Thus this theory places little importance on the effects of individual dispositions on cognitive appraisal. |
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My own view is that it is sensible to start by adopting the pragmatist idea that beliefs involve dispositions to action. |
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There's a saying that Mauritians have such sweet dispositions because so much of their country is covered in sugar. |
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Such dispositions involve various sensory modalities such as vision and hearing. |
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We spent the good part of the first night understanding the troop dispositions. |
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However, as a result of natural dispositions, certain occupations remain that are better and more easily done by men and others by women. |
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The fact that these verdicts are simplistic and the sentences rigid magnifies the inequities in dispositions. |
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Supported by empirical studies, they affirm that these dispositions in no way discourage hostile takeover bids. |
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Even a thread of smoke, a broken bit of ice, a tumbledown wall or an old tile, all have their dispositions and organizations. |
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This led to quick evaluations and dispositions for mobilized soldiers. |
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While each could make testamentary dispositions to the other, such bequests were subject to certain statutory rights of the spouse or any legitimate children. |
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Second, the relative ease with which it is possible to define forts and fortresses allows us to consider the impact of the revolt on military dispositions. |
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The good-looking, clean-cut boys with their excellent manners and friendly dispositions tunneled through Papa's gruff exterior and became his friends. |
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Colors, he says, are supervenient on the dispositions to look to have the colors. |
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The trustees approve all acquisitions and dispositions of property and all specific financing of properties. |
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Students were also asked to rate the general harshness of dispositions given to young offenders. |
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Probation should be granted to the greatest possible extent via suspended sentences, conditional sentences, board orders and other dispositions. |
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One classic problem for interpretationism is that our dispositions massively underdetermine contents. |
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The unrealism of such an attitude was repeated in the Polish Army's dispositions. |
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Gen. Gerald J. Higgins, the assistant division commander and an experienced infantryman, with ensuring that troop dispositions supported his defense plans. |
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All such dispositions effected before a cadi shall be annexed to the original contract if the husband so agrees. |
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The Customer may not make any other dispositions, particularly any pawning or any assignment as security. |
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The pharmacokinetic profiles, or the dispositions in body tissues and fluids, have been well established for most of these substances. |
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Outlays and expenses made or incurred in respect of deemed dispositions cannot be claimed. |
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They can reconnoiter to determine enemy dispositions and occupy observation posts from which they can observe the battlefield and relay information to the commander. |
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The possibility of testamentary dispositions in favour of a cohabitant may, however, be restricted. |
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Except for what he could see in the distance across the old cornfield, he lacked intelligence on Greene's dispositions. |
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The troop dispositions were disappointing, with infantry, tank and artillery units intermixed and based on widely separated hills unable to support each other. |
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Their borders often reflect the imperatives of former European colonisers rather than local dispositions. |
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But in the past few weeks, what may turn out to be a decisive shift in the two main parties' dispositions seems to have occurred. |
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He was cautious, but he consented again, on account that the two men had such friendly and protective dispositions. |
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The issue to be determined is whether half bloods share equally with whole bloods when testamentary dispositions are made to heirs or heirs-at-law. |
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Out of these active experiences come dispositions to be curious, to initiate relationships with others and to enjoy exploring and learning. |
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All ISIS logistics and dispositions in the field are observable by drone and satellite. |
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Moreover, an emerging trend in neuroscience research links ideological dispositions to variations in brain structure and activity. |
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Since most of the borders of the Arab world owe more to the dispositions of European colonialists than to authentic national groupings, some Arabs may think of themselves as Arabs first and Jordanians or Libyans second. |
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The connection between disposition ascriptions and ergativity is shown to have consequences for the metaphysics of dispositions. |
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Ladies complained of the men's arguesome natures, stating they were relatively certain that grizzly bears had better dispositions. |
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These saints, by the way, do not always preserve after death the mild and martyrsome dispositions that characterized them during life. |
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Bragg had confidence in his troop dispositions. |
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The Government and the Social Partners undertake to instigate efforts to give form to the constitutional and legal dispositions and, especially, fight this phenomenon at its roots. |
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Finally, if long run relative frequencies reflect dispositions of organisms or populations to leave descendants, the question arises whether these dispositions are grounded on some occurrent properties or not. |
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The prearrangement is a contract between a person and a funeral director so to decide beforehand the dispositions to take upon death of that person. |
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In Le Quatuor en fa dièse his musical, philosophical, and dramatic dispositions merge to render vividly the sense of the interpenetration of persons whose lives are bound up with one another. |
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Beyond the alerting news bulletins, the Legal Insider proposes an analysis of certain dispositions of the USA Patriot Act, in order to verify whether such disquietudes are based in reality. |
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This set requires intrapersonal dispositions such as self-regulation, metacognition and academic perseverance. |
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Review boards should be given the power to order least restrictive orders and dispositions, and this should include consideration of people being in seclusion or restraints. |
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At the same time we are concerned for the physical, psychological and spiritual health of seafarers who can be denied shore leave by excessively stringent dispositions. |
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Parsons' theory is still used by sociologists to explain recurrent social behavioral patterns as due to socialization, which produces motives or dispositions to act in the observed way. |
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The animals must have quiet, sound dispositions and be free of serious stable vices. |
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That is, they have endeavoured to lessen the likelihood of cover-up and lenient dispositions in response to charges of police misconduct by members of the public. |
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These dispositions are often the cause of friction in addition to frictions caused by Ecuadorian claims on territorial water extending to 200 nautical miles. |
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The Company from time to time offers indemnifications to third parties in the normal course of its business, in connection with business or asset acquisitions or dispositions. |
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The Global Credit Facility contains certain financial and other covenants, including restrictions or limitations on dispositions of assets, incurrence of debt, investments, financial assistance and encumbrances. |
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I think we are in Plato's Cave, perceiving layered dispositions of reality — those of the movie, the audience, the usherette, the theatre, and the civilization that must have theatres. |
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Another ethical theory, virtue ethics, focusses on developing a person's good dispositions, traditionally called virtues, such as fairness and caring. |
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Thus do the fibers and vibrations, moved by the timbres, the gradual progression of the notes and the glissandi through the dispositions, bring to those who hear them relaxation and happiness. |
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Of these, 1827 dispositions covering 2 119 676 ha were located in the unsurveyed part of the province, while 962 dispositions covering 215 020 ha were active in the surveyed area. |
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The formal requirements for wills and other testamentary dispositions vary considerably from country to country, and testators and their heirs and legatees are usually not aware of these differences. |
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With these advantages, the Register greatly facilitates the discovery of your testamentary dispositions and accelerates the settlement of your succession. |
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In many jurisdictions testamentary dispositions are subject to certain restrictions in order to protect persons who would in their absence be the heirs, such as, for instance, the children of the deceased. |
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Storms, sporting events and transport strikes, for example, can affect callers' moods and purchasing dispositions, he says, and can be used to provide tips to agents. |
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The theory depends on behavioral dispositions. |
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This is best illustrated by showing the dispositions of the Roman legions, the backbone of the Roman army. |
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The key to invariance is bodily discipline, as in monastic prayer and meditation meant to mold dispositions and moods. |
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The three dispositions are Stalinian bureaucratic socialism, the adventure of the fascisms and the 'Western' deployment of parliamentarisms. |
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Not all deontologists and consequentialists would attempt to reduce the virtues to mere dispositions to perform certain actions or to maximize the good. |
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There is nothing trivial about explanations that illuminate the way basic biological dispositions arborize into our most complex and refined cultural practices. |
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Ultra decrypts of German communications had been helpful as well, exposing German dispositions and revealing their plans such as the Mortain counterattack. |
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And not only these acts, but the dispositions which lead to them, are properly immoral, and fit subjects of disapprobation which may rise to abhorrence. |
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Errant physicians who are sanctioned by liberal boards may receive dispositions that differ from wrongdoers who face more conservative board members. |
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The dispositions of a will are ambulatory until the death of the testator. |
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