Remain aware of the person's recurring actions to determine their character: is he or she disrespectful, not generous, a narcissist, etc?
The board urged the city to begin taking stronger "recurring actions" -- a euphemism for permanent spending cuts or revenue increases -- to close future gaps.
The movie's very being is based in echoes and patterns, and that's how the movie is constructed — in seven episodes that are virtual stanzas, each for a day of the week, with the five working days offering the same set yet slightly varied structure, emphasized with recurring shots, actions, locations, characters, themes, and the two days of the weekend offering echoing actions of their own.
The enforcement provision says this: "No party shall fail to effectively enforce its labour laws through a sustained or recurring course of action or inaction in a manner affecting trade or investment between the parties after the date of entry into force of this agreement".
"Those who want a strategic partnership cannot possibly allow recurring and illegal action to go on as if they were an ordinary practice".
In contrast, the feedback can draw the subject's attention to a recurring event or action that may need to be corrected; for example, if the person continually leaves the backdoor open.
We've all noticed actors' recurring catchphrases and actions in movies.
Rousseff never mentioned Obama or the NSA by name but said her nation's dismay over "this case of disrespect" had been communicated to Washington, along with its insistence that Brazil "cannot possibly allow recurring and illegal actions to go on as if normal practice".
His malevolent spirit is a recurring catalyst, shaping the action out of spite and restlessness while Polly does her best to protect her son -- and any others she comes in contact with.
This broad agreement on principle leaves ample room for disagreement over the particulars, as witnessed by the recurring debates over affirmative action and minority rights.
