Throughout this period, Bush showed much less initiative in domestic affairs, though he initially worked with Congress in efforts to reduce the federal government's continuing large budget deficits.
"I should say that women have on the whole less brain power than men, less initiative and courage, and more highly strung nervous develop ment and weaker sex emotions.
Seniority counts for less, initiative and creativity for more; and when technology conspires, as it did during the Internet boom, to provide extra rewards to those with minds and fingers nimble enough to exploit it, the balance shifts especially sharply towards the young, as our survey in this issue explains.But who are the young?
In contrast, increased unemployment can lead to less initiative on the part of individuals to participate in the formal financial system.
Unfortunately this means users have to authorize the 300Kb applet to run the first time, but that still requires less initiative on the users behalf than a full blown browser plugin.
Despite the billions spent on stealing everyone else's information, hardly any money and even less initiative are available to fix today's problem.
Scores of the Initiative Scale range from 0 to 36 (higher scores indicate less initiative).
Knowing that their chances to achieve their social goals are modest, they might gradually take less initiative in the peer group, and thus also become less attractive to their peers.
Thus, whereas other workers may show less initiative or fail to persevere, the positive expectations held by higher PA individuals ultimately should result in their selecting and completing challenging work tasks [ 29].
In fact, the Davis encourages other "sympathetic institutions" to download the labels in an effort to broaden the "Art-Less" initiative. .
