Sentence examples for protecting time from inspiring English sources

Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier have also suggested that Poul Anderson's Time Patrol books, about an official organization dedicated to protecting time from interference, are a major influence on the series.

"System change requires supportive leadership that is actively involved in the change process, ensuring full participation from all members and protecting time for reflection".

Examples of management support that afforded opportunities for learning included organising and encouraging workplace learning activities, protecting time for learning and allocating 'challenging tasks'.

System change requires supportive leadership that is actively involved in the change process, ensuring full participation from all members and protecting time for feedback and reflection 17 (see Table 1).

There was a clear expectation that AHPs would meet demanding clinical service needs at the cost of protecting time for learning: "… we're constantly being harassed to see if we can get people out of hospital [when] … it wasn't planned that they leave quite so soon.

Interestingly, in our interviews lack of privacy did not appear to be problematic, indeed some women reported that they preferred to be in a room with others and they did not want to be alone; the issue is protecting time to enable women to rest.

New Yorkers need protected time off from work to tend to their health and the health of loved ones.

Is it outrageous that someone who is unwilling to help other families wants to protect time with his own?

Pilot schemes to give newly qualified social workers high-quality supervision and protected time for further training during their first year of practice.

Rest is a crucial component, but you also need to have protected time with your family in order to be calm and composed.

Those who have been social work students will know the promises made about supervision and "protected time" are kept only if your employers allow them to be.