Expansive listening, on the other hand, is listening with, not listening for.

In recognition of the Organization's sixtieth anniversary, the Bookshop has developed an expansive line of souvenir items.

In pursuit of expansive and inclusive levels of awareness, there may be contradictions and tensions to negotiate.

Men, if you get nothing else out of this talk, practice expansive listening, and you can transform your relationships.

According to this more expansive concept, people are the essence of reproductive health, the subjects rather than the objects.

Third, a more expansive requirement for financial disclosure by senior officials and better dissemination of code of conduct requirements are being introduced.

The following comments, while not expansive provide an indication of how analysis can assist in reducing the size of the remediation problem.

To do that I think we have to take a more expansive view of design, more like Brunel, less a domain of a professional priesthood.

Other laws adopt a more expansive approach and give courts broad discretion to evaluate the circumstances of a particular case on the basis of specific guidelines.

In the US, the uneven and weak recovery has been sustained by extraordinarily expansive monetary policies and ongoing large fiscal deficits. While corporate coffers hold mountains of cash, private investment stagnates.

Although natural law may have been more expansive in some respects, a very narrow concept began to emerge when the Western States furthered their adventures into the New World and beyond.

While some units have integrated norms, particularly those related to the Global Campaign on Urban Governance, into an expansive range of programme activities, there are several instances in which opportunities have been missed.

The SBSTA may wish to consider which methods the IPCC should focus on and whether the IPCC should be encouraged to play a more expansive role in the coordination and development of methods.

In fact, most of the world believes that Germany should adopt a more expansive fiscal policy. According to this view, austerity is counter productive, because it induces slowdowns and recessions that make long term fiscal consolidation more difficult.

Finally, he supports the more expansive reasoning of the Prince Edward Island court, in contrast to the Court of Appeal in his own case, and argues that in any event the fact of appeal does not justify Ontario's violation of his rights.

In addition to becoming bolder and more expansive, it has become increasingly intertwined with fiscal policy. This is most explicit in Japan, where monetary policy is a central component of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s economic strategy, dubbed Abenomics, implying collaboration between the government and the central bank.

At a later stage, it will be possible, and extremely worthwhile, to elaborate a more expansive and comprehensive commentary on the Principles which would encompass all of the relevant international law, as well as other applicable standards, which may be helpful in the interpretation of these Principles.

But there is also distrust of the Fed on more specific grounds distrust that extends well beyond the ranks of the Tea Party. The Fed, its critics complain, has used its expansive powers to engage in a range of unprecedented interventions that have propped up large financial institutions.

For example, The Economist s recent portrait of Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti shows that Italy continues to be stymied by labor rules that make businesses reluctant to expand beyond 15 employees (after which it becomes hard for a firm to downsize). To work smoothly, expansive macroeconomic policies require compatible microeconomic rules.

And we go through a period of accelerating expansion, and the universe expands and cools until it gets to the point where it becomes transparent, then to the Dark Ages, and then the first stars turn on, and they evolve into galaxies, and then later they get to the more expansive galaxies.

In conclusion, although both World Wars should be analysed with caution because of the more expansive magnitude of conflict they present, a detailed study of the effects of the Second World War on treaties reveals that surprisingly few were suspended, and arguably none, barring a few exceptions, were terminated by the conflict.

Pakistan has a large nuclear weapons program and faces an expansive jihadi insurgency, which previously attacked military bases suspected of housing nuclear assets. Though Pakistan has not experienced a nuclear breach, and the government insists that safeguards remain robust, the country s increasingly frequent and severe bouts of instability raise serious questions about the future.

TOKYO China is now engaged in bitter disputes with the Philippines over Scarborough Shoal and Japan over the Senkaku Islands, both located far beyond China s 200 mile wide territorial waters in the South China Sea. Indeed, so expansive are China s claims nowadays that many Asians are wondering what will satisfy China s desire to secure its core interests.

All the developed economies have undergone profound changes over the last 30 years. We have gone from managerial to stockowner capitalism, from economies with large doses of state direction to far more deregulated markets, from the active and expansive social policies of the 1960s and 1970 s to a world in which such spending is constantly shrinking.

Those who avoid major sins and indecencies, apart from minor and occasional lapses. Indeed your Lord is expansive in His forgiveness. He knows you best since the time He produced you from the earth and since you were foetuses in the bellies of your mothers. So do not flaunt your piety He knows best those who are Godwary.

Those who avoid major sins and indecencies, apart from minor and occasional lapses. Indeed your Lord is expansive in His forgiveness. He knows you best since the time He produced you from the earth and since you were foetuses in the bellies of your mothers. So do not flaunt your piety He knows best those who are Godwary.

Anyway, literature on the definition of terrorism is close to endless. Instead, a plethora of definitions and working definitions have been advanced, which tend to be either too expansive and broad, so as not to omit any possible interpretation of terrorism, or more restricted and narrow, focusing eventually on particular terrorist acts and excluding wide ranging interpretations.

It is hard to see how European countries can indefinitely avoid recourse to the full debt toolkit, especially to repair the fragile economies of the eurozone s periphery. The ECB s expansive whatever it takes guarantee may indeed be enough to help finance greater short term stimulus than is currently being allowed but the ECB s guarantee will not solve long run sustainability problems.

Asia s governments must also begin to adhere to a far more expansive idea of open regionalism, which means that countries like India should have a voice in Asia Pacific affairs, and they must respect the Asian interests of countries beyond the region. The US, for example, should be made welcome to participate or continue to participate in peacekeeping and security cooperation.

French President François Hollande is constantly flirting with the idea of building a new Latin bloc, in which Spain and Italy would join France in the struggle against fiscal austerity. In this vision, Latin superiority consists in a more expansive view of the state s capacity to secure incomes and create wealth, and less of the Protestant obsession with the individual s work.

58. For debate Multigenerational citizenship encourages expansive levels of awareness, which could be fostered by honouring ancestors as well as descendants when making decisions, as has been the custom among many indigenous and other groups worldwide and reflecting in debates, plans and programmes on the varied needs and aspirations of all citizens, supporting thereby the establishment of a society for all.

The traditional hostility between labor unions and the world of finance should not obscure their common interest in using financial tools in an expansive and creative way. We live in an age of financial capitalism, and the only intelligent way forward for unions and other workers associations is for these bodies to help their members make increasingly sophisticated use of the tools of risk management.

There is some irony in the fact that the strongest proponent of austerity has been German Chancellor Angela Merkel s government, because Germany, particularly under her predecessor Gerhard Schroeder s Social Democrat led government, did much more to liberalize the country s rules for labor and business than other EU governments. Expansive, growth based policy could work better in Germany than in many eurozone countries for which it is being prescribed.

Due to the extremely expansive US monetary policy that has been in place since the sub prime crisis began two years ago, the real value of China s foreign exchange reserves has already been eroded, with or without inflation. China is like the shareholders of a company that has increased the supply of its shares in a stealthy way the share price may not have fallen yet, but it will.

The impetus to the first act of European monetary integration, the 1970 Werner Report, stemmed from awareness that there were major difficulties in the fixed exchange rate system established in 1944 at the Bretton Woods conference. Nobody outside the US could force it to restrain either its monetary policy, which was becoming increasingly expansive under President Richard Nixon, or its fiscal policy, marked by mushrooming deficits due to the costs of the Vietnam war.