Sentence examples for participation exercise from inspiring English sources
We're coming towards the end of a decade in which we've been encouraged to think of our public life as a performance instead of a participation exercise.
The paper discusses the political setting within which the policy was formulated, the political opposition that developed and the extensive public participation exercise that was designed to insure 'ownership' of the policy by the Philippine people.
This article explores what happened, over the longer term, after a community participation exercise to design future rural service delivery models, and considers perceptions of why more follow-up actions did or did not happen.
Drawing upon literature of emotional geography, social dimensions of climate change, and public participation, this study illustrates the role of emotion in a public participation exercise in Londonderry, Vermont – a small town struggling to recover from Tropical Storm Irene.
In December the government announced a "participation exercise" seeking long-term solutions to congestion issues on the road.
To encourage patient participation, exercise programs should highlight a range of benefits in addition to fall prevention (Tinetti et al. 2012).
It draws upon social learning and participation theories to analysis the documented evidence of public participation exercises, and semi-structured interviews with local transport planners and community representatives.
Urban planning and management has become a two-way educational mutual learning process (Wals, 1996) that have connections between many consultation / participation exercises.
There are, however, some examples of longer term participation exercises and the importance of co-operation and partnerships in future transport systems [e.g. 14, 15, 16].
During performances of A 24-Decade History at the Curran, Dandy Minions spread into the audience, passing out props and modeling behavior for audience-participation exercises.
What started as innocent entertainment for delegates soon became group-participation exercises, and the rest is history.
