While the movement fulfilled functions of interest representation and control of state power, its involvement in a coup attempt demonstrated that its political socialization had not nurtured a sense of commitment to democracy.
This new framework presented national and economic security as society's guiding commitments and nurtured a continual extension of America's global reach.
The kind of work these scientists do seems to nurture a level of commitment that often boils over into advocacy, Masi says.
Through its longtime commitment to Wagner, the company has nurtured an audience eager to experience the "Ring" as all-encompassing theater.
Second, Hypothesis 1.2 gets support since close ties indeed nurture a higher level of commitment.
Behind a beguiling mask of melancholy, he nurtures a fierce and well camouflaged commitment to his art.
A study of the learning cycles of Nobel laureates identified the progression of events for several illustrious scientific careers that began with "nurturing" a sense of ownership through a passionate commitment to scientific inquiry (Stewart, 1994).
This helps nurture a sense of ownership by the community and commitment by all stakeholders, regarding both the context-specific problems and solutions that the intervention seeks to address.
A17 Mr. Gore, preaching at a Dallas church, said America must match its economic successes with a "prosperity of the spirit" that can only be nurtured through a renewed commitment to families and values.
Taking a Sabbath rest from his relentless focus on fiscal policy, Vice President Al Gore preached today that America must match its economic successes with a "prosperity of the spirit" that can only be nurtured through a renewed commitment to families and values.
Medellín, by contrast, still counts on an almost fierce parochial pride, a legacy of decent Modernist architecture dating back to the 1930s, a cadre of young architects being aggressively nurtured and promoted, and a commitment by local businesses to improve social welfare that begins with the city's biggest business: its state-owned utilities company, E.P.M.
