For one thing, people can have sensible desires that are simply too disconnected from their own lives to be relevant to their own welfare (Williams 1973: 262; Overvold 1980 , 1982 Parfit 1984: 494).
Explaining the complexity of the history to young children — a history so relevant to our own grandparents — might have been impossible, but at least, educators thought, they could convey some urgency with overwhelming visuals and statistics.
Adult learners respond best to educational endeavours that permit them to determine their own learning goals and include topics relevant to their own daily experience and interests (Cross, 1981).
Americans who view the stock market as relevant to their own finances are likelier to have the correct answer, as are wealthier Americans and those with college degrees.
Sixty five per cent preferred funding to be provided for their own personal CPC activities so that they may decide what is relevant to their own needs, while 69% believed that the regulator should provide funding for organisations to develop their own customised CPC activities.
The results show that pastoralists' socio-economic attributes are relevant in understanding the decision to own camels by a household.
It also applies as a summary of his own life's work, while shrewdly illumining much larger issues painfully relevant to our own precarious moment in time.
Comparing abstracts relevant to your own scientific discipline can provide insights into how you can tailor your own research abstract.
What feels particularly relevant to our own time of directionless, jobless youth is the portrayals of cultures that devour their own children, or at least chew them up and spit them out.
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Each partnercan deliver specific activities relevant to their own priorities.
