The Conservative committee on employment was one preoccupation.
And we can enforce law, but there seems to be a lot of preoccupation on, not necessarily in this debate, but just in general in law, but there's a larger law: Love your neighbor like you'd like to be loved yourself.
Each delusional belief endorsed is then rated on dimensions of preoccupation, conviction and distress.
On the other: stones, short supplies, feuds, the violence of revenge, rampant illness, an acceptance of death and an on-going preoccupation with surviving one more night - or perhaps one more week - together.
The story often turns on preoccupations of women – impregnation, pregnancy, childbirth, childloss, rape and domestic violence – in various coded forms.
"Italy is not living in normal conditions, its debt is high, too high to sustain according to markets, and bankers are also looking on with preoccupation.
For now, my attraction to it is based on my preoccupation with dualisms, on the cultural as well as the psychological plane.
There was another truth that the MPs might reflect on: in their preoccupation with the bag's contents – was it pedals?
His parents were not too keen on his preoccupation with turntables.
Although set in the future, Owen's play is a satire on our preoccupation with surfaces.
