Examples of using Passivity in English and their translations into Slovenian
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in the sense of softness we aim to its passivity.
Moral benchmarks that determine the individual, as well as his position in society with social passivity are made of little importance.
there is more passivity and mystery, games of hints and contingencies.
Often they can analyze for years the reasons that gave rise to their own passivity, but they are not ready to take concrete actions in order to eliminate it.
methods of upheaval can unhinge the tension between activity and passivity and open a gap for exploration.
the presence of indifference, passivity, lack of the need to love
influenced by the state's legislation and the passivity of control mechanisms.
while a negative attitude inclines us to apathy, passivity and frustration.
ethical battle against the passivity of today's landscape and society.
What has been mentioned above about remedy against passivity on the part of the authority holds true here as well(see further section XIII).
The reason for this passivity is the Administration
you need to strive to ensure its passivity.
If there is a complete lack of desire on the part of the aggressor to compromise or show passivity in overcoming the problem,
The passivity of the person in the relationship generates constant conflicts
or mere passivity.
In addition, it should be noted among the probable causes of passivity and a number of ailments,
The crisis of welfare systems is the consequence of the many critiques that the welfare state promotes the paternalism of public services, the passivity and subordination of clients,
The behavioral symptoms of a very severe depression are marked by passivity, a refusal of purposeful activity,
asylum seekers/ refugees as two of several vulnerable groups that are- lately- becoming increasingly burdened with coercive social passivity.
that is the stage of illusion and passivity which has to be dismissed in favour of what it forbids: