The foundation is consciously helping grantees build operating reserves to further insulate them against the unexpected.
Yet, like most troubled people, it doesn't matter how many times Mel Gibson apologizes, or hires the likes of me to spin his way out of the public eye (he is not a client), if he doesn't consciously get professional help (and Gibson needs help), he will continue his covert campaign of misogyny, homophobia, and prejudice, until he is either incarcerated or dead.
"Users are consciously trying to help the Chronic Dev team, so they clearly want jailbroken phones.
Scotland correspondent Severin Carrell reports: Judges in Edinburgh ruled that Mary Doogan, 58, and Concepta Wood, 52, who worked as labour ward coordinators in Glasgow, had a legal right to consciously object to helping with abortions in any way.
This is an example of how the current version of the paper still concludes that the observed behavior represents rats consciously and intentionally helping others (altruism).
You have to give your wandering brain a little help by consciously selecting something positive to think about.
Give that muscle some help by consciously breathing into your stomach as you stand against the wall.
Since you have internalized all of these experiences, a dedicated meditation practice can help you consciously access them.
What can school districts do to make sure teachers come in daily positive contact with different kinds of people, and receive training in techniques to help them consciously reduce unconscious bias?
Some argue that pre-test counseling should be comprehensive--to help clients consciously choose for testing, to prepare for a potential positive outcome, and to disclose and commit to prevention should they be HIV-positive [ 9].
