We've seen the President show understanding for white supremacist marchers.
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As politicians, they have had to show understanding of that spectrum.
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Shabana Mahmood, a Muslim parliamentarian from Birmingham, urged educational authorities to show understanding for the parents' position.
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The Labour Department urged employers to show understanding and flexibility for employees' work arrangements due to traffic conditions.
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That is something I think fans need to enter the show understanding and appreciating because it's not something we're going to compromise.
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It must be possible to sympathize with Israel and show understanding of Zionism's historical conditions but to refuse any sympathies to the alt-right.
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Washington should show understanding for that in search for acceptable modus vivendi with a global power where other "solutions" could spell the end of humanity.
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Hoeness and other club officials appealed to frustrated supporters to show understanding when the site of the meeting, which holds 6,000 people, reached its capacity.
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They will scarcely have been reassured when Francis last month encouraged a gathering of priests to show understanding for parishioners who were living together before marriage.
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The first are the ones who went into this show understanding that it's a story about friendship, finding your tribe, and striving for happiness despite life's craziest obstacles.
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First, he played down the incident, describing it as "manhandling," then he seemed to urge the public to show understanding to the killers' motives: "There are two sides to this," he said.
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"I ask that employers do everything they can to make their internship opportunities more accessible in these upcoming months, and come next year and the year after, show understanding and compassion for employment gaps," she said.
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So you're making a television show… We're making a television show, understanding that there are points within the television show where it will be beneficial for us not to put out an eight-minute-long segment.
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To become a citizen, Fabio had to be a legal resident for at least five years, demonstrate "an attachment to the principles and ideals of the U.S. Constitution" and show understanding of the country's history and government, according to the agency.
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Pressure from China successfully led the Ministry of Education to adopt a new authorization criterion - the "Neighboring Country Clause" (近隣諸国条項) - stating: "textbooks ought to show understanding and seek international harmony in their treatment of modern and contemporary historical events involving neighboring Asian countries."Murai Atsushi, "Abolish the Textbook Authorization System", Japan Echo, (Aug. 2001): 28. In 2006, Japanese textbooks stated that the Liancourt Rocks is Japanese territory.
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Asitimbay's first book on American behavior called "What's Up, America?" (2005), was selected as a finalist for the Fresh Voices Award and the author was praised by reviewers and called "a powerful and important emerging cultural commentator." Following the book's publication, Asitimbay appeared on Fox Tv on the morning "FOX & FRIENDS" show“Fox and Friends” Fox TV Cable Network Morning Show, New York, January 7, 2006 and on KPBS public radio on the "These Days" show."Understanding Americans' Cultural Quirks" KPBS Radio, September 2006 A second and expanded edition of "What's Up, America?" was released in 2009.
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Media literate people should be able to skillfully create and produce media messages, both to show understanding of the specific qualities of each medium, as well as to create media and participate as active citizens. Media literacy can be seen as contributing to an expanded conceptualization of literacy, treating mass media, popular culture and digital media as new types of 'texts' that require analysis and evaluation. By transforming the process of media consumption into an active and critical process, people gain greater awareness of the potential for misrepresentation and manipulation, and understand the role of mass media and participatory media in constructing views of reality.e.g., Media Literacy Resource Guide.
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And in any event, the United States was not doing much for Fiji anyway.”"Chaudhry breaks silence to slag New Zealand", NiuFM, July 9, 2007 Later that year, a China/Fiji Trade and Economic Commission was set up to enhance economic relations between the two countries."China/Fiji meeting, a success", FijiLive, September 3, 2007 The PRC has maintained a position of support, calling on other countries to show "understanding" for Fiji's situation. And although Fiji has no diplomatic relations with Taiwan, the latter's Trade Mission representative in Fiji, Victor Chin, has also called on the international community not to pressure Fiji: “I think we should give the interim government the benefit of the doubt.
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And in any event, the United States was not doing much for Fiji anyway.”"Chaudhry breaks silence to slag New Zealand" , NiuFM, July 9, 2007 Later that year, a China/Fiji Trade and Economic Commission was set up to enhance economic relations between the two countries."China/Fiji meeting, a success" , FijiLive, September 3, 2007 The PRC has maintained a position of support, calling on other countries to show "understanding" for Fiji's situation. And although Fiji has no diplomatic relations with Taiwan, the latter's Trade Mission representative in Fiji, Victor Chin, has also called on the international community not to pressure Fiji: “I think we should give the interim government the benefit of the doubt.
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Some scholars assert economic thought similar to the modern understanding occurred during the 18th century or the Enlightenment, as early economic thought was based on metaphysical principles which are incommensurate with contemporary dominant economic theories such as neo-classical economics.Lowry (2003), citing especially Meikle (1995) and Finley (1970). Several ancient Greek and Roman thinkers made various economic observations, especially Aristotle and Xenophon. Many other Greek writings show understanding of sophisticated economic concepts. For instance, a form of Gresham’s Law is presented in Aristophanes’ Frogs, and beyond Plato's application of sophisticated mathematical advances influenced by the Pythagoreans is his appreciation of fiat money in his Laws (742a–b) and in the pseudo-Platonic dialogue, Eryxias.
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In 1974 Ghezzi became the partner of singer Fabrizio De André and the couple had set up home in Sardinia, where Ghezzi had given birth to a daughter in 1977. On the evening of 27 August 1979, Ghezzi and De André were kidnapped by members of Sardinia's Anonima sequestri, and were held captive in the Supramonte mountains for almost four months before being released (Ghezzi on 21 December, De André the following day) on payment of a ransom, reportedly in the region of 500 million lire, believed to have been raised by De André's family. The pair subsequently stated that they had been well-treated by their captors; when the kidnappers were apprehended and put on trial, De André would show understanding and sympathy in his testimony.
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Questions ask the reader to show understanding of key ideas and details to determine the main idea of the text. Additionally, they ask the reader to determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, distinguishing literal from non-literal language. The reading comprehension section of the SSAT of any kind, is the way for a school that requires a SSAT score, to place the student in classes that consist of reading comprehension. Since not all schools require an SSAT score, and only few schools use the SSAT to judge the students academic skills, the reading comprehension test does not help unless it is an independent school judging a students academic skills by the SSAT.
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The first economist (at least from within opinion generated by the evidence of extant writings) is considered to be Hesiod, by the fact of his having written on the fundamental subject of the scarcity of resources, in Works and Days.Justin Ptak Institute for Business Cycle Research Retrieved 2012-05-16Tomáš Sedláček Economics of Good and Evil: The Quest for Economic Meaning from Gilgamesh to Wall Street Oxford University Press, 1 Oct 2011 Retrieved 2012-05-16 The Arthashastra, an Indian work that includes sections on political economy, was composed between the 2nd and 3rd centuries BCE, and is often credited to the Indian thinker Chanakya. Greek and Roman thinkers made various economic observations, especially Aristotle and Xenophon. Many other Greek writings show understanding of sophisticated economic concepts. For instance, a form of Gresham’s Law is presented in Aristophanes’ Frogs.
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