Sentence examples similar to deliberately mentored from inspiring English sources
We must demonstrate our commitment to it by deliberately mentoring people who aren't like us.
In two programs [ 5, 13] in which mentoring forms part of a broader curriculum reform, the mentoring relationship is deliberately not implemented until the fourth year.
A key precept of the program's philosophy is to eliminate passivity in student mentoring; students are deliberately groomed to successfully transition into the PhD program through active involvement in research experiences with future PhD advisers, coursework that demonstrates competency in core PhD subject areas, and frequent interactions with joint mentoring committees.
What distinguishes the mentors from the portfolio operators, however, is that they deliberately choose not to institutionalize the support they give to their portfolio companies.
The health-mentor training given to community nurses in this study deliberately focused on a range of health behaviours linked to known risk factors for chronic diseases [ 26] but a key message taught was to facilitate individual participant choice.
Mr Maduro, who took power in March following the death of his mentor, Hugo Chavez, blamed opposition forces for the fault, suggesting his rivals had deliberately sabotaged the power lines.
For his part, Brown passed up a Republican national convention speaking slot – a move that deliberately distanced him from Mitt Romney, the state's former governor and his political mentor.
Growing up, she warmed herself at Bel's deliberately banked fire, lured by the sparks and an occasional truant flame that flickered beneath her mentor's resolute domesticity and Roman Catholic orthodoxy.
