Sentence examples for reflection challenges from inspiring English sources
This critical reflection challenges that assumption and suggests that trans-national diffusion patterns between far right parties are not only underdeveloped in existing explanations of far right development, but are also critical for an improved and more complete understanding of the far right party phenomenon as a whole.
2) The ethics reflection (challenges discussed in the groups, methods, discussions among group members).
Retrieving non-textual information: some reflections; Challenges against a smooth implementation and adoption of digital libraries: what can Africa learn from the developed world; and.
We base our reflections, challenges and suggestions for this work on Table 1, our case studies (Section 3), the results of the expert evaluation (Section 4), as well as our own judgments of some of the issues which are likely to become prominent in the next decade or so.
A reflection on challenges to be met and areas for future research are also proposed.
Introspection and reflection are challenging for anyone, but especially for men accused of child molestation.
It also explored their reflections on challenges encountered and their resolution strategies.
The symposium Learning About Research Capacity Strengthening: Reflections on Challenges, Strategies and Culture was held at the Global Forum for Health Research meeting in Cape Town in April 2012.
This series is intended to be an on-going collection of evidence, reflections, and challenges to the health partnership approach.
Several other techniques, such as double-sided reflection, gently challenging beliefs, and interpreting pros and cons of a behaviour, were often effective for helping patients to analyse their current situation, re-think behaviours and open up possible ways forward.
Central to this was an over reliance on performance measurement systems such as red, amber and green (RAG) ratings at the expense of critical reflection and challenge about why such issues and trends had arisen [ 20].
