Sentence examples for shaping aspects from inspiring English sources

For 27 years, a federal education law known as the Buckley amendment has been on the books, intended to protect the privacy of students' records, from elementary through graduate school, and shaping aspects of the relationship between parents and schools.

Overall, the findings indicate that cost-related impacts are less relevant to stakeholders than various market shaping aspects.

We conclude that personality may be related to interpersonal interaction by shaping aspects of social cognition as basic as eye contact.

The objective of this work is to test the effect of narrow-bandwidth light treatments on shaping aspects of kale sprout growth, and then combining them into an optimized program that could be used to produce sprouts with enhanced qualities.

He was active in formulating the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1639), which later helped shape aspects of the Constitution of the United States of America.

A23 EDUCATION D10 Hearing on Student Privacy The Supreme Court heard arguments on the Buckley amendment, a federal law that was intended to protect the privacy of students' records and one that has shaped aspects of the relationship between parents and schools.

The results of this study resonate well with the long standing behavioural theories developed by Maslow and Herzberg which suggest that the movement of labour should be understood within the complex processes which shape aspects such as job satisfaction and several other aspects that affect an individual worker [ 43, 44].

Since Mr. Bloomberg assumed control of the memorial foundation four years ago, Ms. Harris, Ms. Burden and Ms. Levin have assumed influential roles behind the scenes in shaping public aspects of the trade center redevelopment.

There is a longstanding debate about the meaning of surplus, especially when a service is pervasive, shaping many aspects of the economy.

I believe that the political discourse online is already shaping many aspects of global public policy.

There is a persistent and pernicious myth that maintains that "Jewish money" is the determinant factor shaping all aspects of U.S. Middle East policy.