Cultivating Values: Environmental values and sense of place as correlates of sustainable agricultural practices.
Spiritual knowledge is integrated within (Saraswati) by cultivating values and understanding religious disciplines.
He or she will continually create and cultivate the appropriate layer of governance, which includes establishing the organizational code of conduct, setting the tone from the top down and bottom- up, and cultivating values of trust, integrity, reputation, ethics -- the things that you can't touch or feel, but can sense that they exist.
Some of my students have cultivated values similar to Thoreau's and have done so at least in part through the study of the humanities.
Next, I found David Brook's The Road to Character, which reaffirmed my intuitions and gave me the confidence to embrace and cultivate values greater than those on our resumes.
It is one of more than 300 councils chartered by Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Today, as when founded in 1912, GSUSA helps cultivate values, social conscience, and self-esteem in girls while also teaching them critical life skills that will enable them to succeed as adults.
"We believe 'raves' offer positive benefits to society, encouraging creativity, providing jobs to local artists and cultivating the values of empathy, peace and unity amongst event attendees who then carry those values back into our local communities.
In 2004, the cardinal who would become Pope Benedict XVI wrote a Vatican document urging women to be submissive partners, resisting any adversarial roles with men and cultivating "feminine values" like "listening, welcoming, humility, faithfulness, praise and waiting".
After the oath, with beaming faces and irony-free applause, the same officials congratulate applicants whom they and their sort have tortured for years.These muddled messages carry on right until the finish, when a local politician and former colonel bellows his advice on cultivating American values.
While cultivating joint values potentially harmonised rules for group interaction, as Bush and Saltarelli (2000) argue, such rules may not necessarily alter pupils' background-orientations.
Adoption of appropriate technology, rational allocation of resources, and balanced and equitable consumption require a partnership ethic based on cultivating the values of moderation, tolerance, nonviolence, and compassion.
