Sentence examples for attentive to values from inspiring English sources

My message to him is that Europe is more attentive to values by using science instead of religion when making policy.

Rocco Buttiglione, the Italian minister forced to step aside after failing to gain the European Parliament's support, said that "America has shown itself more religious and more attentive to values than Europe".

Haidt, a semi-reformed liberal, advises citizens to be more attentive to the values of their political opponents.

The ministers say the effort is part of a broad campaign to make all forms of broadcasting more attentive to their values, but Mr. Panero's stand appears to be making him a lightning rod.

Whatever spirit of defiance helped to shape them, they were also attentive to the value of the past, to the gold that can be extracted from even the seemingly inhospitable topography of family life.

However, it is important that nurses demonstrate interpersonal sensitivity and are attentive to the patient's values, goals and preferences when undertaking nursing interventions.

Greater potential impact exists for SIs designed to be much more attentive to their conceptual and political values within their particular social and political context.

They plan to be especially attentive to the researchers, recognizing the value they bring to the ecosystem.

Private-equity firms can be more attentive to their fees than to the value of the company, he said, and too inattentive to the overarching purpose of financial engineering.

Those whom experts rate as great, such as Jefferson and Lincoln, the team found, were "attentive to their emotions, willing to question traditional values... imaginative, and more interested in art and beauty than less successful Chief Executives".

We see people-centredness as recognizing the field of enquiry as one of social construction, requiring those conducting HPSR to locate their own position in the system, and conduct and publish research in a manner that foregrounds human agency attributes and values, and is acutely attentive to policy context.