Unpicking harmful practices from centuries of tradition is a task that takes personal intervention, cultural sensitivity and dedication.
You get the sense that Flanagan's patience, sensitivity and dedication to the story was felt keenly by the man who made his job near-impossible to complete along conventional lines.
We have the will, the knowledge, the sensitivity and the dedication.
His radiant collages (some quite large) and collage books are notable for their hot colors, compositional playfulness, sensitivity to images and general dedication to recycling the detritus of life.
Trident cases require a particular dedication, cultural awareness and sensitivity, and when this is absent it has had a particular damaging impact on community relations.
From the first day Larry took over management of the orchestra he tackled shaky finances and a close to dysfunctional labor-management situation with steadfast dedication, a musician's sensitivity and a creative approach to solving long-standing problems.
His acclaimed early poetry collections Wczoraj powrót (1935; "Yesterday the Return") and Droga leśna (1938; "Forest Road") combine sensitivity to his native countryside with his dedication to revolutionary politics.
Most participants agreed that it sounds like a good programme, and that nurses should be trained on respect for all persons, confidentiality, dedication, as well as proper sensitivities to young people's needs.
With dedication, planning, stakeholder engagement, flexibility and sensitivity, high recruitment and retention levels are achievable.
Indeed, Foti et al. (2012) find that those who rate themselves as above average in sensitivity (e.g., helpful), intelligence (e.g., knowledgeable) and dedication (e.g., hardworking) tend to prefer prototypical leadership (a concept similar to transformational leadership in their study) or autocratic leadership compared to other leadership styles.
