When asked to explain what motivates them to continue with ART, nearly two-third (60%) of respondents gave reasons such as: improved health after starting ART, the desire to live and take care of children, wanting to live like others without HIV, and the desire of approval from health providers at the clinics.
They say that what led Mr. Olmert to make a 180-degree political turn was not enlightenment but naked ambition for political survival — the desire for approval from the chattering classes.
Rather they are expressing non-cognitive attitudes more similar to desires, approval or disapproval.
This factor, being a conflation of two theoretical constructs, incorporated a number of items revolving around the need to avoid shame and embarrassment, a belief that studying the L2 is necessary, and the desire to gain approval from significant others.
If a deviation from the scheduled day is desired, faculty must seek approval from the appropriate division dean.
Self-empowerment is taking charge of and responsibility for your life by acting to create the life you really desire, without apology or requiring approval from others.
Now, a psycho-analytical stance on this cut would probably suggest that the vocalist performing the refrain has developed a phallic shaped inferiority complex, and is using acid house as a vain, egomaniacal platform to stave denial around his own self-esteem via public declaration, while simultaneously feeding his clear desire for attention and/or approval from potential sexual partners.
At the core of the program is the almost universal desire of younger children to gain acceptance and approval from their older (and presumably cooler) peers.
Contrary to its strategy in other countries, Google quickly promised not to scan any more books without approval from Chinese writers and expressed its desire to resolve the dispute by March.
The double-takes represented a payoff for Jordan, a stamp of approval from the very consumers whose attitudes and desires inspired the Miata's creation--Southern Californians.
Prior to the event, Bumpus and Osborn sent plans showing the desired dimension and design of the pedestal, but it did not meet with approval from Arthur Shipley (1861 1927).
