Sentence examples for realise change from inspiring English sources

It doesn't have to be a long-term commitment: Sometimes it helps not to work in partnership, but just to feed each other through stakeholder consultations and realise change by giving each other new insights.

Evaluation studies should therefore combine effectiveness measures with detailed descriptions of the programme and its context to understand under what conditions participating teams are able to realise changes in quality of care.

When they [clients] came in to the session hungry or with no money for their bus fare, I realised change was needed," she says.

In addition, recipients must identify with the model, the model must be positively reinforced for the desirable behaviour and fourth, the model should be a coping model (i.e., realistically struggling with the behaviour) rather than a mastery model (i.e., effortlessly realising change; see Bartholomew et al., 2011).

34 Such recommendations derive from observations relating to the prevalence of suboptimal parenting, 35 the inefficiency of targeting on the basis of identifiable risk factors 36 37 and the potential for realising change in high risk as well as whole population groups by reducing the stigma which may be attached to targeted parenting support.

And perhaps, it is time to realise the change.

Black South Africans realise that change takes time and redress does not happen overnight.

We realise that change is going to come only if we go out and make it happen ourselves.

I am excited to hear young people's ideas and to challenge my own beliefs about what is needed to realise social change.

"As you get a bit older and more fatigued and frustrated and experienced and all those things – positive and negative – you start to realise that change on a large scale happens at a snail's pace," he says.

Remembering the shops there, and in Fulham Road, Sloane Street, Brompton Road, and even more in the West End, makes me realise another change: London has lost its claim to elegance.