Sentence examples similar to shape their tomorrow from inspiring English sources

It's really important not to be prescriptive and give young people the opportunity to shape their Christmas as much as possible.

For weeks, the Yankees insisted that they were down to their last $2 million in shaping their 2010 roster.

Fischer states that the automobile and the telephone emerged from "parent" technologies, and that inheritance shaped their early histories.

Therefore, we need to make the voices of young people heard and taken into account in decisions that affect their lives today and shape their world tomorrow".

Psychoanalysis, made famous by Sigmund Freud, is a type of therapy where the patient examines past events, feelings, and memories to understand how they shape their life today.

UNICEF Indonesia Representative Angela Kearney said decisions that leaders make affect children and young people's lives today and shape their world for tomorrow.

"That is something Republicans in particular should note as they shape their agenda for 2014 and campaign in the months before this November's elections".

In order to develop their professional behaviour, students need to develop skills that allow them to reflect on their own experiences and thus be able to shape their professional behaviour (Schön 1983 , 1987 Thijs and van den Berg 2002; Ash and Clayton 2004; Korthagen 2004; Meijer 2005; Tigelaar et al. 2006).

It will also shape their plans for the 2009 federal election, when each hopes to evict the other from power.

After a huge push to get voters to register for the EU referendum, some organisations have been left with little in reserve to engage young people in an election that will shape their futures for the next five years and beyond.

It has been found that follower age, occupation and educational level (Ling et al. 2000) and their leadership experience (Epitropaki and Martin 2004) shape their leadership prototypes.