Sentence examples for a central nurturing from inspiring English sources

To encourage family and community involvement in early childhood services: "families play a central nurturing and educational role in their children's lives…[and] should be assisted by early childhood centres and staff to support their children's development and learning" (OECD, 2006, p.17).   8.

An aggressive door-to-door advertising campaign for Mr. Barak did begin today, nurturing a central campaign theme, which is that Mr. Sharon will lead the nation to war.

Despite the challenges, Mitsubishi is a central piece of the government's plans to nurture a broader industry and to provide a lift to the sagging economy.

A central point in the book is that to nurture a resilient mindset, one has to learn to accept oneself, as well as others.

Nurturing new talent and education is a central concern of the station, said Davey.

Thereafter, the monarchy continued to nurture close ties with Western powers as a central pillar of its national security.

Data from the infant, family and nurture assessment measures were entered via Citrix application server software into a central customized Scientific Information Retrieval (SIR) database and exported into SPSS v20 for analysis.

But a central goal of education -- indeed, the value of education -- lies in its ability to nurture and inspire students to grow into competent and caring members of the world community.

A central component of this approach is a human-centred curriculum with specific emphasis on soft skill development and the nurturing of strong environmental values.

"I'm a central banker".

"Creation" of a central government?