"By offering contracts to both Nathan and Mark it is indicative of the club's desire to see these young players developed, nurtured and taken to the next stage of their progression".
The openness and interest of FCM clinicians to nontraditional therapeutic alternatives may reflect a philosophical difference between FCM and other specialties, as this group of physicians tends to place great emphasis on developing, nurturing, and maintaining patient-centered relationships.
The Good Collaboration Toolkit, a collection of materials designed to help individuals develop, nurture, and reflect on good collaborations.
At Microsoft today, we have a corporate culture, but individual teams develop, nurture, and retain a culture of their own as well.
There's more to fashion in China than the conspicuous consumption of Western luxury brands: the country also develops, nurtures and exports its own exciting creative talent.
As the world and business grows increasingly complex, a company's strength hinges on the strength of the relationships its people develop, nurture and sustain through elevated behavior.
But these behaviors will be impossible to develop, nurture and sustain if you refuse to believe that challenges don't exist or it's not your problem.
As a result of these demographic changes, it is becoming increasingly critical for companies to attract, retain, develop, nurture, and advance qualified and diverse employees that represent the society.
I believe that these character attributes are universal across all diversities and better serve communities of globally diverse citizens by creating habits of everyday practice that develop, nurture and sustain social harmony among citizens.
Of course, counting calories isn't the only way to get healthy, and Lark takes aim at a different aspect: developing and nurturing smart habits.
