Examples of using Preoccupation in English and their translations into Swedish
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They are ordinary men and women made extraordinary by society's preoccupation with their sex lives.
Life and How to Make It," is positively scathing about our preoccupation with matter itself.
This preoccupation is exaggerated,
a"long-standing preoccupation with formal, intellectual
In the first place, let us consider the contemporary West's obvious and abnormal preoccupation with sex.
Kabbalistic interest, at first confined to a select few, became the preoccupation of large numbers of Jews following their expulsion from Spain(1492) and Portugal(1495).
Fortunately you have other mechanisms, we know, but given the importance of this preoccupation it was necessary to include it.
Mendeleyev was able to combine perfectly his passion for knowledge for its own sake with incessant preoccupation about raising the technical power of mankind.
On the other hand, his 25-year preoccupation with the Russian economy belies that sang froid.
The criteria for effective discipling also include the avoidance of selfish preoccupation with power and personal status,
derangement of the world, a preoccupation with the essence of the world,
REACH is really just a preoccupation for the rich and for the Amish.
Working through the victim starts to leave their preoccupation with the event and return to the present.
Martin Bormann's power, however, continues to grow as he cynically exploits Hitler's preoccupation with the Eastern Front.
Media preoccupation with Israel also leads to exaggerating the importance of one Arab actor, the PLO.
A third central element is the relationship between the need for competitiveness and the preoccupation with equality and guaranteeing opportunities to all,
However- and this was our central preoccupation- the compilation of the CFR is a political exercise: it involves political choices.
The European political process is widely seen as an elite preoccupation of little or no relevance to many outside the political classes.
The European Union's preoccupation with"core labour standards" is no doubt the result of pressure from the grass-roots movement and the mass demonstrations held in Seattle, Genoa and elsewhere.
I fully understand your preoccupation, but we in the Commission have to operate under the very clear rules established,