(Such complaints are logged but never acted upon, one current member of the Fifa team told me).
Propensity to act on an opportunity refers to the innate disposition to act upon one's decisions and depends on one's control perceptions.
Sporting Elvis sideburns, he began by reciting "a little poem that was written by Ed Kessler," and that reflected CNN's mission: "To act upon one's convictions while others wait, to create a positive force in a world where cynics abound, to provide information to people when it wasn't available before".
It is here where Nussbaum's and Sen's [37] capability approach comes in, which defines power as "a capability to act upon one's environment" [38].
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Each of the specific exposures we examined Epstein-Barr virus, silica, and trichloroexamined Epstein-Barrwn, in humans or in mice, to act upon one or more of these pathogenic steps.
They demonstrated a predisposition to act upon one cue rather than amass several cues (heuristic decision making) and respond to a diagnostic driven protocol to determine their response and in what order.
The magnets, naturally, act upon one another.
When Duchamp died in 1968, Johns's published comment on him--that he had moved "into a field where language, thought and vision act upon one another -- could have been applied just as well to Johns himself..
The two men, partners in life as well as in art, acted like aesthetic catalysts upon one another.
"We've acted upon each one of their findings," Orluskie said.
