Sentence examples for informed skill from inspiring English sources

But McKenzie exists only in Peter Jackson and Costa Botes's wonderful spoof, which, Lawrence Van Gelder wrote in The New York Times, "manages simultaneously to position its hero in the path of great events while sending up its subject, film history, with informed skill, great affection and mischievous glee".

Analytics tend to inform skill building over self-awareness and progress.

Therefore using established CBT principles informing skills and strategies for the management of depression in an integrated disorder-specific treatment plan, the study aims to deploy these using a novel computer-delivered software platform (SilverCloud) to help demonstrate its feasibility, efficacy and effectiveness as a low-intensity intervention for depression treatment.

This framework aims to promote behavioural change by ensuring that young people are involved throughout the implementation of all programmes and have: correct knowledge to make informed decisions; skills to act upon this knowledge (life skills); accessible services - health, education; and safe and supportive environments at home and in the wider community.

Nitschke earlier disputed the suggestion by lawyers for the medical board that his medical training necessarily informed his skills in making an assessment of an individual.

Nitschke, who is a director of the euthanasia advocacy group Exit International, disputed the suggestion that his medical training still informed his skills in making an assessment of an individual.

His success is informed by skills incubated in the arts programs of his youth -- what Damian Woetzel calls "artistic habits of mind".

These findings can also inform the skill mix interventions that should be tested with a randomized controlled trial.

Individuals and groups embark on projects of all sorts, led primarily by their interests and curiosities, informed by their skills or the skills they want to learn.

Consumer affairs minister Jenny Willott said: "The way we play as children informs the skills we develop".

That helps inform the skills and infrastructure that government puts in place, and where it puts seed and development funding where markets won't.