Sentence examples for positive models to from inspiring English sources

It is important that the BLM take the time to hear these stories and use these positive models to strengthen the National Landscape Conservation System.

He is also giving a positive model to New Yorkers: according to data found on the Modern Language Association Language Map, nearly half of all city residents speak a language other than English in the home, and close to two million of them speak Spanish.

Hasina is a positive model to the children and young women who work with her here at ASF.

The PhastOdds score is a ratio of the likelihood of two phylogenetic models: a positive model to detect conserved sequences and a background model representing nonconserved sequences.

Growing up with positive role models to help children become happily married adults is a worthwhile vision.

"We would like the Sun, as a leading UK newspaper, to promote positive role models to inspire girls and young women and help everyone to understand that women are never for sale.

That is why, for example, this government has invested in over 20,000 science and engineering ambassadors to act as positive role models to enthuse the next generation of scientists and engineers, reaching well over a million school children to date".

Girls are to be taught to see Shakespearean heroines such as Cleopatra as positive role models to supplant social media superstars such as Kim Kardashian, in a programme being launched at a London secondary school.

Mentoring programs and other efforts to provide positive role models to adolescents in the hope of steering them away from risky behavior have been on the rise, although over the years there has been little solid evidence on the effectiveness of positive role models.

Major League Baseball has the opportunity to protect today's players and provide positive role models to the millions of kids who want so much to be like their heroes.

The Girl Guides have become the latest organisation to urge the Sun to end its practice of printing photographs of topless women on Page 3. Just weeks after proprietor Rupert Murdoch hinted he might scrap Page 3, Girlguiding UK has written an open letter to the Sun urging the tabloid to "promote positive role models to inspire girls" and stop treating women as objects.