Such support is provided by charitable organisations like the Philosophy Foundation in the UK and the Squire Foundation in the USA, which lead the way in embedding philosophy in primary school curricula.
As a research team we have embedded the philosophy and practice of PPI into all of our research studies: using new learning to refine our approach to fully engage with the teenage and young adult [TYA] population.
HHM is characterized by the use of knowledge encompassing numerous disciplines, especially epidemiology and veterinary clinical sciences, but also business and herd health economics, law, sociology, psychology and ethics as embedded in philosophy of life and involvement of the farmer [ 2].
Modern Indian art can be called a phenomenon because the show reveals that although the artists are steeped in Western modernism, they also recount their cherished stories, or embed Hindu philosophy in their work.
The university's religious underpinnings are embedded in its philosophy, and so, too, is what some students refer to as "the God conversation," a dialogue about Jesuit values that regularly arises inside and outside of class.
Midwives being 'with woman' is embedded in professional philosophy, standards of practice and partnerships with women.
Regardless of what the company claims, the Here One is a device with an always-on future embedded in its philosophy.
"They're a fantastic team who won three titles last season, and in Pep Guardiola they have a great coach who has already embedded his football philosophy in the team.
This difference could be conceived in terms of the Aristotelian distinction between formal and efficient causation and the accompanying metaphysical preferences for form over matter and mind over body that are deeply embedded in western philosophy.
It is a contract embedded in the philosophy underlying the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and our entire system of government.
