Nurturing and commitment.
Also, he said the arc of his local career reflects issues inherent in the county's sudden cultural ambitiousness, including whether it can stress the importing of "world-class" talent at the same time it nurtures the local commitment of resident groups.
More importantly, I wanted to ensure the school maintained its high academic standards, nurturing environment and commitment to a broad, all-round education.
Nurturing, understanding, and commitment are as relevant in modern academia as they were in tales of mythology.
Commitment, nurturing, meeting needs, attention to detail, and planning for the future are all key...and I guess the same can be said for a relationship.
Nurturing culture: A never-ending commitment to actively nurture, and systematically strengthen, entrepreneurial mindsets and behavior throughout the organization.
Because of Dallas's commitment to nurturing and fostering their own young talent – their insistence on playing their kids – it is fitting too that Pareja's nickname is Papi.
He clearly states his personal commitment to nurture talent from within, and to develop his own successor.
In a statement, Andy Bird, chairman of Walt Disney International, called the move part of his company's "long-term commitment to nurture the local animation industry" in China.
His obvious delight for the world beneath the sea was nurtured by his deep commitment to conservation and preservation of the underwater wilderness.
The War Resisters League grieves with the Meyer family for the loss March 22 of a long-time pacifist activist whose "bedrock commitment to nurturing, generosity, justice, and peace in action" supported decades of non-violent resistance to war and injustice.
