Sentence examples for paternalistic way from inspiring English sources

"My view is that housing organisations have for too long treated people in a paternalistic way.

Training has been provided to staff to help them work with residents in a positive rather than a paternalistic way.

According to this view, the years from the republic's founding to, roughly, the so-called Hundred Flowers Campaign in 1956 were constructive, even benign in a paternalistic way.

"People that I really admired called and said in private in a paternalistic way: 'O.K., you said what you had to say.

"But at a point where you have 125 projects in 40 countries, there is a limit to how you can manage a company in a paternalistic way".

There exists a paternalistic way of thinking about Africa, likely exacerbated by the original (and the second, and the third) Band Aid singles, in which it must be "saved", and usually from itself.

Labour, strongest in the western part of the central belt, is rooted in backward-looking state socialism and tends to be Blairite only in paternalistic ways.

When the Depression lays siege to the economy, even Mr. Chase's paternalistic ways can't save the button factory from labor unrest.

I do not advocate a return to the paternalistic ways of the past, but patients need doctors to guide them through the tough decisions and, sometimes, tell them what to do.

And he was a handy carpenter.Related items Zimbabwe's election: Hell, no, I won't go - ZimbabweFeb 21st 2002His time at Dadaya in the 1930s and 1940s was probably the happiest of his long life, admired by blacks for his skills, and approved of by whites for his slightly paternalistic ways.

Collaborative partnerships with relatives are facilitated, however, when HPs are not defensive, are open to criticism, acknowledge service limitations, provide re-assurance and recognize the challenges that relatives experience, and do not communicate in paternalistic ways toward relatives.