Sentence examples for nurturing of knowledge from inspiring English sources

I will try to think back to a time when you could turn the television on and not be confronted with the realities of war, when our nation's economic growth was dependent upon the creation and nurturing of knowledge and not the destructiveness of weaponry.

Such collaborations not only nurture the dissemination of knowledge, but also can build on multicentre research aims and opportunities.

The aim of this paper is to explore teaching that engages students' active participation through practiced-based learning in the design studio, utilizes new methods and tools and nurtures beyond disciplinary types of knowledge production.

All the reasoning, reflecting and deliberating in the world will not bring those thoughts to bear fruit unless they are firmly planted in the soil of knowledge and nurtured and cultivated with the waters of information.

"Are you nibbling on the apples of the tree of knowledge or are you nurturing whatever proud plant or humble weed is your present entrustment?

These attacks against places of knowledge, memory and culture are nurturing a spiral of vengeance that threatens to nurture instability and unravel Iraq's social cohesion for the long term.

There would be attempts to alter future behaviour through improved education and parenting and spreading of knowledge in society about the impact nurture has on young people.

Tsui et al. have illustrated implications of the cloud from a knowledge-oriented viewpoint [11]: value added of knowledge management in the clouds lies in nurturing widespread and ad-hoc collaboration, by embracing and connecting together knowledge contents for individual and group learning purposes, with the support of various tools.

Younger psychiatrists have had greater access to the biological basis of mental disorders, a type of knowledge that usually increases the risk of nurturing stigma [ 37- 40].

1 April 2014 - Speech by Ms. Noala Skinner -  UNICEF Representative in Rwanda at the Launch of Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice (KAP) on Early Nurturing of Children Report.

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