Chu also expressed other preoccupations about immigration as it relates to Asian-Americans.
Although "Sons of the Prophet" implicitly poses questions about the meaning and purpose of suffering — even of its spiritual value — Mr. Karam understands that for those in crisis, the brute, sometimes humiliating reality of debility and disease is a greater preoccupation than philosophizing about it.
Hence, the Norwegian GPs could be voicing preoccupations about a new situations and how it will form clinical practice, while the Danish GPs have internalised the rationale behind using clinical guidelines for rationing.
The intensive care preoccupation about chloride shows it was higher and the pH lower in the animals given HES 200/0.6, which is based in saline, although the values are remarkably unremarkable.
He weaves in his own preoccupations about art and film, Diderot and Kant, and what it means to be a spectator and a subject of art.
At the patient or service user level of IPW, questions of what effectiveness might look like and when it was articulated, were framed by organsational preoccupations about resource use, rather than patient or user expectations.
"Both the government and the Bank of Spain shared with me their preoccupations about what not listing would mean in terms of trust in the country," he said.
Some Buddhists define their philosophy in contrast to Western religion: Buddhism, they believe, does not have Christian-style preoccupations about things like sex.
None of this is what I expected when I first arrived to interview the 53-year-old director, bristling with preoccupations about a ballet institution that was funded by gambling, car racing and tax exiles.
Enemigo rumor (1941; "Hostile Murmurs," or "Enemy Rumour") reveals, in addition to aesthetic preoccupations about the essence of poetry, the poet's belief that the act of creation is laden with religious and metaphysical possibilities.
