Sentence examples for reflecting this understanding from inspiring English sources

Core interventions include reflecting this understanding back to clients; inviting them to access and express underlying emotions and needs; and helping them to reflect on and make sense of their experiences, behaviours and relationships [ 25].

I hope that Senator Clinton will amend her argument to reflect this understanding of a functioning democracy.

The decision to pursue the MBA is not taken lightly, and all aspects of the application need to reflect this understanding.

His appointment of non-party ministers reflects this understanding; major planning decisions on roads, wind farms and incinerators look likely to be taken out of the hands of politicians.

Rather than renaming Basketmaker II and III to reflect this understanding of the evidence, Basketmaker I was generally eliminated from regional time lines, although some scientific discussions about its role in regional chronologies continued in the early 21st century.

The 2013 Strategy reflects this understanding by emphasizing prevention and treatment programs over incarceration, by replacing "tough on crime" with "smart on crime" and by making access to treatment a reality for millions of Americans.

"We do not believe that the recent decisions of the administration and members of the Board of Trustees reflect this understanding of community or a commitment to what it stands for," the 88 faculty who signed the letter wrote.

We have also revised the relevant high-level statements in the manuscript to reflect this understanding.

Two sub-themes were abstracted from the data reflecting this theme: enhancing understanding of how the illness affects the young person, and improving their ability to respond appropriately to the young person.

This allowed more time for an increased depth of discussion to reflect this evolving understanding of the phenomenon.

The concept of the new ANC model, as promoted by WHO, reflects this new understanding of the role of ANC [ 5].