Sentence examples for identified for themselves from inspiring English sources

Another role that the GPs identified for themselves is as the role of an advisor in their patients' decision-making: I'll give advice, I won't tell them what to do.

Aquatest should help prevent disease by allowing local people to identify for themselves when water supplies are faecally contaminated.

One of the reasons for this predicament can be inferred from the students' lack of mastery of the skills targeted during instruction that they cannot identify for themselves what exactly comprise a quality, average or poor performance.

There, lectures were abolished, and the class structure consisted of students solving problems in small groups having to identify for themselves what they needed to learn to solve the problem and then go about learning it (Barrows and Tamblyn 1980).

Mothers ranged from 24 to 42 years of age (most in their thirties), had 1-4 children (age range 1 to 13 years), and identified difficulties for themselves (e.g., mental health problems such as depression, anxiety and substance use) and their children (e.g., behavior problems).

Others fear being identified for different reasons.

Four other sites had also been identified for potential development.

He declined to be identified for fear of reprisal.

The bodies were not identified for four days.

The judge was not identified, for security reasons.

(She declined to be identified for exactly that reason).