Sentence examples for self-help circles from inspiring English sources
In contrast, in some settings there are elements of socio-cultural norms and structures that appear to be highly suited to participatory mechanisms, such as the Pagoda system in Cambodia or the self-help circles in Peru.
In Peru, local health committees based on grassroots self-help circles that developed during the 1980s reportedly identified unmet health needs at the local level, generated and effectively allocated resources to meet those needs, and developed a payment system that protected the poorest groups (Iwami and Petchey 2002).
The hostage scenario is turned into a self-help circle; the students side with Decker, and they turn everything around.
The book chronicles her journey through the American "happiness industrial complex", from yoga and meditation classes, to self-help books, to parent circles where children's' happiness is a constant focus.
What do we do?"' Margarita Shalina, St. Mark's Bookshop "It's always funny to watch people circling the self-help table".
The London participants have already set up a book club, a philosophy circle and a self-help group.And the phenomenon is spreading rapidly.
Members have set up a book club, a philosophy circle and a small self-help group.Atheists have been gathering in pseudo-religious settings in London since the 19th century.
In 1919 he became part of a small circle of founders of the Self-Help Alliance of the Physically Handicapped in Berlin.
It's bandied around a lot in business circles, pops up frequently in the titles of self-help books and I'm often asked about it myself.
