Mr Blair said Iran and Syria were making a "strategic miscalculation" if they thought the US and UK would be "indifferent" to their actions because of the pressure of events.
To implement our approach, we first compute the threshold probability at which the decision maker is indifferent between alternative actions, based on the level of regret one might feel when he/she makes a wrong decision.
From any viewpoint in the area of the stands that stretches around from first to third base, the crowds milling about, oblivious or indifferent to the action, as if they were at a street fair or a shopping mall rather than a ball game, are a constant distraction from the on-field action, and vitiate the concentration of a spectator.
As we shall see, contrary to the case of small number of transmitters and channels analyzed in the previous section, in the case of large networks, each player becomes indifferent to the action adopted by each of the other players.
Is it a failure of leadership by the Treasury Secretary who is either too busy or too indifferent to take action?
Since psychopaths seem to be completely indifferent to whether their actions are right or wrong, motivational internalists believe that they do not truly believe, or understand, that what they do is morally wrong.
Physicians must understand the concepts of good, the preferable, the morally indifferent, living consistently, appropriate actions, the cardinal virtues, and the passions to successfully apply the Stoic view.
"So if a particular diocese is corruptly indifferent to addressing criminal action by priests and or cover-ups by bishops, this task tells us to recommend actions against abusive priests, or actions for removal or discipline of negligent, indifferent, or criminally sanctionable bishops," Mr. Keating said.
So, when she spots the wholesome Don José, who seems indifferent, she shifts into action.
Yet Mr Sharif, under pressure at home, says Pakistan "cannot remain indifferent" to India's action.
