"Intellectually faded" is how Sir Keith Thomas, another Oxford historian, described his work, adding, "there is a reaction against history that stresses long-term causes".
25 It also emphasised SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely) goal setting, the relationship between goals and satisfaction and the achievement of goals and rewards, and systems thinking, 26 which focuses on environmental changes and stresses long-term changes in routines.
On the contrary, by compromising its reputation for nonpartisan constitutional fidelity, the court has all but guaranteed that our democracy will remain stressed long after the docket is cleared and a new president is sworn in.
Specifically, he could not take seriously the verbal expressiveness of the meditative passages in the stressed long lines, whose language is devoid of brilliant phrases and steps round and around a shifting point of view.
The council and E2 have sought to make a persuasive case for ecologically friendly policies, stressing long-term benefits and savings over near-term appeasement of business interests.
Triet's visit to Beijing resulted in a joint communiqué that stressed long-term trade and economic cooperation and addressed territorial issues.
A sample might stress long-term growth in United States and international stocks, along with bonds, real estate investment trusts and inflation-protected securities.
Smiling can be used as a quick relief from stress and as a habitual response to ward off stress long-term.
Similarly, this year's lineup stresses the long tradition of transformation.
Muscles that exert large stresses have long, thick filaments that carry larger numbers of cross bridges.
