Sentence examples for commitment acceptance from inspiring English sources
Here, thus, we investigated the neural mechanisms that accompany commitment (acceptance, rejection), and deferral (failure to accept or reject) during economic choice, using a multi-alternative choice task in which decisions had financial ramifications that persisted over prolonged episodes, and could not be reversed.
This study aims to determine the effect of logotherapy, commitment acceptance therapy, and family psychoeducation on self-stigma and depression on housewives living with HIV/AIDS.
In addition to patience, other qualities that enhance conscious combat are vulnerability, honesty, compassion, commitment, acceptance, courage, generosity of spirit, and self-restraint.
One thing I know for sure, I will be able to tell my children with a straight face that marriage requires commitment, acceptance, an ability to forgive, common interests -- a sense of humor does not hurt either.
This approach allowed us to investigate how value was coded according to two key axes: whether decisions expressed preference or anti-preference; and whether a commitment (acceptance or rejection) was made immediately, or deferred into the future.
References to the clasp of hands indicate that this was probably regarded as the formal act of commitment and acceptance by the community.
In times of behavioral crisis, the hallmarks of the Manville School response include not only behavioral support and skills training, but also a deep commitment to acceptance and understanding.
Beginning with his next film, "Stromboli" (1950), Rossellini would move more deeply into the Roman Catholic theology that underlay his beliefs, exploring notions of compassion, commitment and acceptance of the world in its awful and glorious contradictions.
Whatever the final policy solutions will encompass in future, their success will be bound to and legitimated by local commitment and acceptance.
Certainly, abundant evidence exists in support of a negative relationship between religious affiliation or commitment and acceptance of evolution (Miller 2008; Miller et al. 2006; Drees 2012; Heddy and Nadelson 2013; Village and Baker 2013).
I knew it was a risk, but it was more important to me to demonstrate our unwavering commitment to acceptance and equality to our co-workers and customers.
