Recovery is dealt with mainly as a return of functional capabilities or of functioning in activities of daily life [ 42- 45].
AIRPORT CAPACITY STRAINS -- Mainly because of a return of robust business travel and the growth of low-fare carriers, 9 of the 35 top airports in the United States are operating above their passenger levels before Sept. 11, 2001, and 6 more will exceed pre-9/11 passenger levels by the end of the year, said Marion C. Blakey, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.
Twentypercentt of the responses favored a return, mainly because of the convenience of the location or the symbolism of coming back.
The Germans found that Kosovo Albanians were more cooperative than Albanians in Albania itself, mainly because they feared a return to Yugoslav rule, and many of the division's recruits were Albanians from Kosovo.
Her decision to go back to Africa traces a particularly female epistemological journey: "Mainly, we return to a place in order to learn why we left.... Had I known at the time my true reasons for leaving..
Between World Wars I and II Canada followed an isolationist foreign policy, mainly a consequence of the return to government in 1921 of the Liberal Party, which had come to depend on French Canadian support.
(Female D, group 5, interview 2) Already in the interviews at the start of the program the participants described experiences of expectations and demands from other people and from society, mainly to return to work and to work a 100%%.
Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, struck a curious deal in February under which banks agreed to pay smaller bonuses, mainly in return for larger basic salaries, but only for a year.
Those of the Financial Times look mainly at return on investment, in terms of the boost to a salary.
He runs The Children's Investment (TCI) fund management UK, a hedge fund whose profits are mainly returned to a charitable foundation.
