So far Mr. Hu has in many ways proved a deft politician, creating a populist image while continuing to nurture the needs of the economy.
Panellist Bjorn Howard, group chief executive of housing group Aster, believes organisations don't spend enough time thinking about the "emotional intelligence" of board members: "One of our biggest governance challenges is to nurture the needs of different parts of the group.
The "ghetto" policy is in a sense an easy way out – easier to "live with our own people" and easier for local authorities perhaps to herd people together and submit to people's fears and prejudices than to encourage the spread of language and reason, and much, much easier than solving the problems of unemployment and poor housing which nurture the need for a scapegoat.
It requires commitment on the part of individual Muslims to uphold rules, to demand the same of their rulers/governments, and ultimately to develop and nurture the needed institutions.
The clubs provided intellectual stimulation and social outlets for their members as well as nurturing the skills needed to become the organizers of charitable and civic improvement initiatives that bettered the lives of black Texans.
We hope to grow at a sensible pace, nurturing the talent needed to run this level of complex, from scratch, restaurant.
Even in the post-cold war era, this historic relationship has endured because of a belief that the university was uniquely suited to nurturing the independent scientific minds needed for creating these complex weapons.
As women, these moments tend to occur more often as it seems that we have an innate desire to nurture, putting the needs of others before our own.
Learn how to create a culture that attracts and nurtures the right employees needed to meet a nonprofit's needs.
Save the Children trains community members to make home visits to at-risk moms like Ms. Hurley, and help nurture the skills they need in the world's toughest job: parenting.
Part workshop and part retreat, this 6-day summer institute provides an opportunity to step back from the frenetic pace of our lives, and cultivate our inner resources and nurture the resiliency we need as teachers committed to education on a fragile and wild planet.
