Sentence examples for group acceptance from inspiring English sources
A poignantly emotional group acceptance speech by Mr. Gutierrez, Ms. Lutz and Ms. Mapp communicated the unruly pleasures of working with an inspiring choreographer.
"He was so vulnerable and so mentally confused or unwell that he was so easily susceptible to any figure of acceptance or group acceptance," he says.
Reference group acceptance Social visibility Bicycling is popular and witnessed in everywhere.
(2) Reference group acceptance refers to the perceived approval of brand related activities by other people in their reference group [29].
[3H]Methyl group acceptance tended to increase (P = 0.08) during depletion in all subjects, indicative of a decrease in global DNA methylation.
Similarly, Veloutsou and Moutinho [29] identify five major dimensions of tribal behavior, including degree of fit with lifestyle, passion in life, social visibility, and the same reference group acceptance and collective memory.
A union source said reaction to the outline deals split into three groups: acceptance; a pledge to consult members; and outright rejection.
Lambeth Quadrilateral, four points that constitute the basis for union discussions of the Anglican Communion with other Christian groups: acceptance of Holy Scripture as the rule of faith; the Apostles' and the Nicene creeds; the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper; and the historic episcopate.
Hudson Taylor, the founder and executive director of Athlete Ally, a group promoting acceptance of gay men and women in the world of sports, drew attention to the way homophobic language is woven into that world.
Aetna continued to talk with ING but it may now be hoping for a better offer.Europe v HollywoodVivendi, a French media and utilities group, won acceptance for its bid to acquire Seagram, a Canadian media and drinks company, valued at $34 billion, along with the 51% of Canal Plus, a French pay-TV company, that it does not already own, to create the world's second-largest media group.
This paper presents an ontology to describe participants' behaviors in collaborative design meetings and rules that correlate them with the group's acceptance of the final product.
