Sentence examples for nurturing setting from inspiring English sources

Its clubhouse, which is run by the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, provides a nurturing setting for psychiatric rehabilitation.

She is close to her two sisters, Susan Meyer and Ms. Weinberg, who are trained as nurses and have made hundreds of phone calls to try to find a nurturing setting for her.

UNICEF joins forces with partners to advocate, forge, nurture, set agendas, and leverage support for children's issues and with children.

As ska slowed down in the mid 60s and turned into rocksteady – a transition Buster did much to nurture – he set Jamaica alight with a series of records featuring his mythical character Judge Dread, a super-tough magistrate who handed out ridiculously long sentences to recalcitrant rude boys.

Charlton may simply not have been cut out for management – surprisingly few outstanding players are able to make the switch easily – though if he had his time again he would probably opt to pick up as much coaching and leadership experience as possible at the club that nurtured him before setting out on his own.

It's nurtured by us setting aside time for it, talking about what we want and making it special.

Bridget Dolan is Sephora's Vice President of the newly formed Innovation Lab evaluating new technologies, inspiring an innovation culture, nurturing strategic relationships and setting the future vision of technology within Sephora.

This is achieved through improved parental nurturing and limit setting skills, improved communication skills for both parents and young people and development of young people's pro-social skills.

Of course, Amy Bishop was not just a woman — she was also an academic, and a related question is whether warning signs were overlooked because some degree of eccentricity is accepted, even nurtured, in a university setting.

The unanswered question is how to nurture them in a business setting.

With a buzzing economy, Eastern Europe is nurturing a set of young billionaires who have taken advantage of new technologies and privatization to stake their claims in the industrial, media and financial sectors.