Sentence examples for how restorative from inspiring English sources

And Route 100, lovely and slow, reminded me of just how restorative a road can be.

It's 1970s maximalism revived in an era that's forgotten how restorative it can be to succumb to symphonic pop songs and a monster light show.

They feature children in primary and secondary schools explaining how restorative justice works and their own contribution as "restorative ambassadors", helping classmates to resolve conflicts and develop empathy.

Part two takes a broader perspective explaining how restorative justice initiatives could provide a viable and less costly alternative to the current retributive criminal justice system.

Details of how restorative justice encounters will operate will be set out in a new clause of the crime and courts bill being debated in the House of Lords.

This immensely satisfying show, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, an actor who has become an expert interpreter of Wilson's work, brings a timely reminder of how consoling, how restorative, how emotionally sustaining great theater can be.

Transitional Justice: How Can Restorative Justice Concepts Be Applied?

This year the government is carefully positioning the public debate in the middle distance from its second budget, just the right vantage point to see how politically restorative and fair it all is.

Sarlo here engages in some of her most provocative cultural analysis of Argentina's relationship with its past in discussing how modernity's "restorative fantasies" also harbor loss and nostalgia.

But, it is also a story that shows us how school-based restorative justice might interrupt the pipeline, not just for one child but for all.

Scientists have documented the debilitating effects of sleep deprivation very well, but they still know little about how sleep accomplishes its restorative handiwork.