Sentence examples for communicate discipline from inspiring English sources

David Cameron wants to make it "normal" and "even aspirational" for people to take up parenting classes to help them communicate, discipline and play with their children.

The department has been "very active" in supporting its undergraduates to develop the confidence, presentation skills and ability to communicate – disciplines that give them an edge when searching for jobs.

It is important, therefore, to develop a cognitively shared framework for understanding a patient's severity of illness and plan of care across multiple, traditionally poorly communicating disciplines.

But if the President's inability to communicate with discipline, accuracy, and nuance continues, he will only alienate allies and inflame enemies.

Parenting style has been defined as "[t]he manner in which parents treat, communicate with, discipline, monitor, and support their children" (Slicker et al. 2005).

The term focuses on developing a deeper understanding of one's own area of study and learning to communicate across disciplines; it focuses less on actually integrating professional practices (Pirrie et al. 1999).

The goal is learning to communicate across disciplines to achieve advances in health care.

Additionally, the M.P.H. training increased my ability to communicate across disciplines and to translate research to both laypeople and policymakers".

"Upon completion, these students are able to communicate across disciplines and are prepared for a wide variety of positions," assures program director William Miller.

They also learn to communicate across disciplines and become more explicitly aware of the creative nature of scientific discovery (Aubusson and Fogwill 2006; Nikitina 2003).

This has also allowed them to be in a position where they can communicate across disciplines to create collaborative connections to science.