Sentence examples for setting a modelling from inspiring English sources

Using a repeated measures design, in a nursery setting, a modelling and rewards intervention targeted preschool children's consumption of 8 fruit and 8 vegetables (presented as 4 different food sets, each comprising 2 fruit and 2 vegetables).

We are setting a model for other countries to find a new way to structure societies," he says, revealing that "we have already had one [southern European] country approach us officially".

"One, by trying to galvanize the young; two, by getting many of the hundred million nonvoters to the polls; three, by helping local citizens' groups get visibility; and four, by setting a model of probity and innovation".

Otherwise, we run the risk of setting a model for entrepreneurship that's entirely devoid of creativity and true innovation.

China and the U.S. also jointly set up the Center of Nuclear Security Excellence in Beijing, setting a model for global nuclear security cooperation.

Cruz had set a model for his colleagues that night: people hate reporters.

"We hope to set a model for other organizations going forward," Mr. Preston said.

This history is important because Livingstone set a model for other mayors in Britain.

"It set a model for the bigger experiments after the war — Penn South, the Grand Street co-ops, Co-op City.

It could set a model for regeneration for the next generation: of the people, by the people, for the people.

By adopting the proposed law, New York would "set a model for the large cities in the country," the mayor said.