Blinkered vision tends to produce, I think, blinkered solutions.

Which is something you never want to do professionally.

When I started teaching them, I said let me start doing this professionally.

We do not posses data on the number of professionally related health conditions.

Tsipras and his Syriza party, however, spent their first six months in office still blinkered about financial realities, unable to see things from the perspective of others. The decision to hold a referendum on the bailout terms set by Greece s creditors showed that they were politically blinkered as well.

A professionally constructed solution pump airlift operation that incorporates a lengthy pontoon raft and divers

There are thousands of professionally delimited subjects sprinkled through physics and chemistry to biology and medicine.

Part of the problem is blinkered decision making. EU leaders focus narrowly on limiting short term financial and political costs, rather than thinking strategically about broader longer term consequences.

Unfortunately, economists and other social scientists get virtually no training in how to choose among alternative models. Neither is such an aptitude professionally rewarded.

My delegation has taken to heart your appeal for us to work as professionally as possible by making brief statements and introducing concrete proposals.

The destruction of chemical weapons stockpiles is continuing under international inspection, and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) is functioning professionally.

Without a professionally competent public administration, the State cannot count on making those things happen which it wants to see happen, or on pre empting undesirable developments.

Climate change is not the only problem facing the globe. Our blinkered focus on it to the detriment of other planetary challenges will only be heightened by the attention generated by Gore s Nobel Peace Prize.

One is that economists lacked models that could account for the behavior that led to the crisis. Another is that economists were blinkered by an ideology according to which a free and unfettered market could do no wrong.

I built, along with my two brothers, the leading real estate company in my home state, Kerala, and then worked professionally with two of India's biggest businessmen, but in their startup enterprises.

Here we have had Republicans criticizing an increase in America s budget deficit after doubling America s national debt in the Bush presidency s eight years. Moreover, Republicans belief that only tax cuts, not public spending, will delivery recovery is a sad example of blinkered ideology.

Fundamental institutions, including the Supreme Court and the Office of the Attorney General require reform so that they are able to perform, professionally and independently, the crucial functions they are given in the Constitution.

The study found out that the recruitment process is often not carried out professionally or in accordance with existing law due to lack of control and this has frequently worked to the disadvantage of women.

Worse than that, at least until recently, a committee evaluating an economist would likely think that writing a popular economics book that does not repeat the received wisdom of the discipline might even be professionally unethical.

The United Nations Inter Agency Procurement Working Group and the International Training Centre have launched an Organization wide procurement certification project to ensure that all United Nations procurement practitioners are professionally certified in their respective disciplines.

Despite a good start, many countries are developing these twenty first century technologies within an old and blinkered mindset. If we do not develop the ways and means to spot and navigate around possible new risks, the outlook for this exciting new technology will be uncertain.

And to me, the hard part of the one thing that keeps us out of connection is our fear that we're not worthy of connection, was something that, personally and professionally, I felt like I needed to understand better.

In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are 70,000 disabled workers 49,916 in category I (totally disabled to work) and 14,500 in category II (physical disabilities from work accidents and professionally related health conditions and accidents outside work).

The data for WFP underscore the information it provided to JIU for the present report to the effect that its procurement services were professionally understaffed UNPD also expressed the view that it was understaffed as concerns its procurement portfolio.

All donors need to ensure that their delivery of aid is credible through good humanitarian donorship that it addresses poverty by distinguishing the needs of the poor and that it is managed professionally by applying the principles of harmonization.

Article 2 of the Labour Code defines a worker as any person, regardless of sex and nationality, who has undertaken to work professionally for remuneration under the direction and authority of another natural or legal or public or private legal person.

I get to write, sometimes for soloists and I get to work with one person, sometimes full orchestras, and I work with a lot of people, and this is probably the capacity, the role creatively for which I'm probably best known professionally.

A close scrutiny of the bid document revealed that the entire problem lay in the document Application for submission of the bids which was not prepared professionally, leading to ambiguous interpretations, which elevated a bidder, who did not have a good credit rating.

Once again, short term national interests are taking precedence over the need for a forward looking, flexible, and efficient EU budget. The European Parliament, which for the first time must approve the MFF, should use its new found influence to uphold the EU wide public interest and offset the blinkered, vested interests of individual member states.

By some definitions, around one quarter of the country s 44 million people are in the middle class. Compared with the rest of the region, the country s key sectors including education, transport, communications, agriculture, and tourism are professionally managed and the envy of much of East Africa.

The customer care and the supporting productivity measurement and performance management initiatives launched in various countries should, if vigorously pursued, give concrete expression to the quest for professionally competent, ethically sound and citizen responsive public administration systems, and strengthen the capacity of public institutions to meet development challenges.

Ideology can serve as an excuse or justification, but it is rarely the main source of individual acts of brutality. Murder sprees are more often than not a form of personal revenge losers wishing to blow up the world around them, because they feel humiliated or rejected, whether socially, professionally, or sexually.

To establish a professionally qualified pool of civil servants, meeting the demand of raised productivity of the State apparatus, the Prime Minister issued Decision No 161 2003 QD TTg on 04 August 2003 issuing Regulation on training of civil servants, which is aimed at providing them with the knowledge of political science, state management skills, professional skills and other supporting knowledge.

The Committee further recommends that the State party promote family based assistance in foster care as a form of alternative care and ensure that institutionalization is used only as a measure of last resort, i.e. that it is professionally indicated and in the best interests of the child, and conduct periodic reviews of the placement of children in light of article 25.

While the Committee welcomes the existence in the country of institutions where the many orphans in the State party can be accommodated, as well as the information that a new one is under construction, it recalls that the institutionalization of children should always be a temporary measure of last resort, professionally indicated and in the best interests of the child.

Finally, the effectiveness of post return monitoring is limited by the undetectability of much professionally inflicted torture, the absence of medical expertise from typical monitoring arrangements, the unwillingness of torture victims to speak out for fear of retribution, and the unwillingness of either the sending State or the receiving State to accept any responsibility for exposing an individual to torture.

The 2001 Amendment no. 7 to the same law established a duty upon certain professionals detailed below, to inform a person treated or advised professionally, reasonably thought to be the victim of a violent or sexual offence committed by her current or previous spouse, of her options turning to the police, social service department or centers for the treatment and prevention of domestic violence.

Imagine that a government established a number of professionally managed public venture funds, which would take equity stakes in a large cross section of new technologies, raising the necessary funds by issuing bonds in financial markets. These funds would operate on market principles and have to provide periodic accounting to political authorities (especially when their overall rate of return falls below a specified threshold), but would be otherwise autonomous.