noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sexual orientation
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people of different sexual orientations
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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basic
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Despair is the basic life orientation that emerged in most of the cancer patients during psychotherapy.
cultural
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Translation and Interpreting 3. Cultural and orientation briefings 4.
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The town acts as a catalyst for social development producing new cultural orientations among its residents.
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His political and cultural orientation was still northwards, his world essentially that of the Humbrians.
different
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The different policy orientations of the various new social movements determine in part the type of response they receive from government.
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The reason: a fundamentally different parenting orientation .
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But by 1990 a profoundly different orientation permeated the Minnesota state government.
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Organizations can have a number of different orientations towards their markets.
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Thus in the intermingling of news and commercials we have a struggle of sorts between two different orientations .
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The very different patterns in the different orientations in each flow must reflect orientation of the coherent structures.
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That this functionalist style contains different orientations should be clear from the differences in approach and nuance between these movements.
general
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The material is more extensive than that of the two earlier lectures, but the general orientation much the same.
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Objections I will conclude this chapter by considering a few objections to the account of authority suggested above which challenge its general orientation .
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Laski himself led the way not only in general theoretical orientation but also in the detailed study.
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Those who accept the general orientation of modern science may well find considerable difficulty in coming to grips with this main point.
new
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They then come to rest in some new orientation .
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Sometimes the new orientation is portrayed as the balancing of rights with responsibilities.
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The town acts as a catalyst for social development producing new cultural orientations among its residents.
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Central to the department's new orientation is the role of Oscar Roith, the DoI's chief engineer and scientist.
parochial
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What is the process by which local loyalties and parochial orientations give way to wider concerns?
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These orientations may combine with subject and parochial orientations, or they may conflict.
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More important, in the civic culture participant political orientations combine with and do not replace subject and parochial political orientations.
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A parochial orientation also implies the comparative absence of expectations of change initiated by the political system.
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In the five democracies we study, the parochial and subject orientations tend to rest primarily upon affective and evaluative tendencies.
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Similarly, the participant culture does not supplant the subject and parochial patterns of orientation .
political
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Hardest to predict is whether an eventual movement for reform will adopt a distinct and more hopeful political and economic orientation .
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More important, in the civic culture participant political orientations combine with and do not replace subject and parochial political orientations.
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His political and cultural orientation was still northwards, his world essentially that of the Humbrians.
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More important, in the civic culture participant political orientations combine with and do not replace subject and parochial political orientations.
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In other words, we need to define and specify modes of political orientation and classes of political objects.
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We also defined the political culture as the particular incidence of patterns of political orientation in the population of a political system.
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Rather than reacting against the political orientations of their families, they tend to extend the extremism of their families' views.
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It deals with the political orientations and behavior of a cross-section sample.
religious
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Apologists wishing to exploit a revisionist history of science invariably stress the profoundly religious orientation of many prominent scientists.
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Even this, though, can be seen as a facet of the Minoans' religious orientation .
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And the religious orientation it reflects is unmistakably Essene.
strong
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Consequently, from its earliest days the service had a strong welfare orientation .
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The single-subject academic course is largely confined to the universities, reflecting their traditions of specialized scholarship and their stronger research orientation .
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Even the most seemingly neutral model has in reality strong ideological orientations .
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In contrast, Britain and the United States are among those countries cited as exhibiting a strong allegiant orientation .
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This training structure is in place in the Surrey and West Sussex area where there is a strong orientation towards counselling skills.
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Factors which correlate strongly with autonomy are: Strong goal orientation , even to the point of creating unnecessary hurdles.
■ VERB
provide
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Retaining the idiom would have the advantage of preserving the semblance of continuity, while providing some orientation in daily life.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the party's liberal orientation
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Apologists wishing to exploit a revisionist history of science invariably stress the profoundly religious orientation of many prominent scientists.
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Nevertheless, a number of urban leaders viewed the shift in policy orientation with trepidation.
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Nieboer-Erickson also speaks to all freshman athletes at annual orientation sessions.
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Such value orientation occurs in all public services.
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These are crystalline polymers with chain orientation virtually perfect in one direction.
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Thus in the intermingling of news and commercials we have a struggle of sorts between two different orientations.