Sentence examples for bring about values from inspiring English sources

True fasting is self-purification; and from this comes a rich inner life that bring about values such as justice, generosity, patience, kindness, forgiveness, mercy and empathy -- values that are indispensable for the success of the community.

In 1996, we negotiated to buy Emap's 65 under-performing regional newspaper titles, a deal where we could clearly see how to bring about value-enhancing performance for our shareholders.

Such a pedagogical support PF has offered scope for both collaborative and autonomous learning which have brought about value-added teaching and learning effects in the Europe-wide network of schools.

Possible error sources that could bring about erroneous values of NOCT are also analysed.

It's possible that this move will help Change.org move forward and ultimately bring about more value for its shareholders.

Clients that are closer to the sender indicate higher RSSI values and consequently bring about higher MOS values to their users.

Evaluation of municipal initiatives to reduce pesticide use is part of the growing field of population health intervention research in which the ways they bring about change, the value of the interventions, and their effectiveness are all examined.

Her dictum, "the art form of the 21st century is marketing" has the same Orwellian capacity to bring about the collapse of values as "greed is good" has just accomplished in the financial sector.

People with altruistic values bring about benefits for humans as well as other species by becoming advocates for companies that practice sustainable practices (Schultz 2001).

All other things have only extrinsic value; they have value just insofar as they bring about, mediately or directly, intrinsic value (or disvalue).

By selecting two future scenarios we aimed to test whether different external influences bring about different structures in value network actions and actors.