Sentence examples for paths focus from inspiring English sources

The CDO provides one-on-one consultations and coaching to help both students and alumni learn about career paths, focus on areas of strength or concern, and get the advice they need to recalibrate, redirect, or recommit their professional energies.

The Dutch Perinatal Audit has recommended the following: develop uniform care paths, focus on standardised communication and handovers based on the SBAR system (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation), and organise team trainings [ 22].

The HBB training materials are of high quality they use multiple reinforcing modalities (color, format, cartoon-like illustrations, and three simple care paths); focus on critical decision points; and give a specific time limit by which ventilation should be established (the Golden Minute).

Agrawal and Tambe (2014) use online resumes to track workers' career paths, focusing on workers previously employed in firms acquired through leveraged buyouts.

It is perhaps why it is challenging to hear of current events referenced as "religious wars". I believe our wars are more of a lack of ability to understand and accept our differences, than an expression of diverse paths focused on God.

According to modification indexes (MI), two paths focusing on measurement residuals were recommended for inclusion in this model, involving the covariance between delta5 and epsilon2 (MI = 15.53), and between delta1 and epsilon3 (MI = 12.22).

Buddhism is a "middle path" focus recommending to avoid extremes as they don't lead to a peaceful life.

"Today's 'one nation' counter-extremism strategy continues down a flawed path, focusing on Muslims in particular, and are based on fuzzy conceptions of British values," he said.

Instead of following this classical path, focused on circular cross-sections, this paper presents a novel approach that adopts optimal symmetry-breaking wavy cross-sections (wavy shells).

There are now two main graduate routes into teaching: the School Direct path, focused on being paid to train within schools; and the traditional Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), which is based at universities.

An alternate path focused on restoration and biodiversity conservation has instead steadily gained traction, and indeed, its priorities – which include making room for endangered species – have inspired many of the objections of the Malheur occupiers.