Answer: Macho hazardous attitude
Explanation:
Macho hazardous attitude is the one in which the pilot has the “I can do it!” attitude.
A pilot with this hazardous attitude strives to look great and be noticed by others as a great pilot as a result they end up taking actions which may yield dangerous outcomes. Every gender is prone to this attitude which lead to silly actions in an attempt to impress others. Confident is great but too much of it may lead to this hazardous attitude.
If someone says I wish I could fly with a real pilot it is likely that you may want to prove to them that you are a real pilot by changing your mind and flying the plane in those extreme conditions eventhough you know that they pose a great threat according to your assessment of the safety risks; you might do it just to impress the customer and prove that you are a real pilot. That is a a result of a macho hazardous attitude.
Independent agencies such as the CIA or FCC operate outside of the President's immediate sphere of influence, but still are under executive scrutiny, therefore the answer is that they "cause the executive branch to influence many aspects of life in the United States."
When a dispute arises over a delivery date, the court will probably: b. look to the terms of the partnering agreement to determine the parties' intent.
<u>Explanation</u>:
A partnership agreement is a legal document or a contract signed between the partners of the business. This partnership agreement holds the terms and conditions involved in the business between the partners. The terms and conditions often represent the percentages of ownership and distribution of profits and losses. The power and responsibility of each partner will be clearly mentioned in the agreement.
If one of the partners deviates or not follows the agreement, the other one gets the right to file a case against his partner in business. In such cases the court will look into the contract signed between the business people to solve the dispute.
Answer:
Aristotle
Explanation:
I think it’s Aristotle, I also read a book about Aristotle when I was at another school and I somehow remembered that he compared 158 governments to find the best one.
I kind of remember boring things a lot of the time.
Answer:
Arabian, Sinai, Asia Minor
