Sentence examples for support to reflect from inspiring English sources

A web side plate connection was placed at the internal support to reflect typical Australian detailing practice of flooring systems in which such a joint is usually adopted between secondary and primary beams.

Service providers need encouragement and support to reflect on and identify limitations arising in their service capability to better address and understand Indigenous needs.

The importance of the framework, the network of professionals, their teamwork and the adjustment of the support to reflect the specific situation, resources and wherewithal of the child in need, plus the family, cultural and religious context, are key elements in understanding the need and taking the right preventive measures.

A review of systems and processes should be considered as a priority first step to identify how care delivery could be supported to reflect best evidence.

Men and boys may be supported to reflect on the costs of hegemonic masculinity and the benefits of gender-equitable attitudes and behaviours, and to practise behaviours associated with the democratising of gender relations in the safe social spaces developed by an intervention (such as workshops, group meetings, retreats or sports camps).

Furthermore, some care providers may need to be supported to reflect on how aspects of woman-centred care may conflict with their broader values and beliefs on the rights of the fetus, and the legal and regulatory responsibilities of health professionals.

While domestic abuse has traditionally been viewed as a women's issue, our new strategy acknowledges that men can also be victims of abusive relationships, and we are tailoring our support packages to reflect this.

How learning and teaching is undertaken, and the content of support programmes to reflect the backgrounds, tasks and skills of participants should therefore be measured.

Researchers can also crucially play a role in policy learning, by engaging with other health system actors directly to support them to reflect on and rethink existing problems (Case studies 2 and 3), or indirectly by stimulating public debate and opinion [ 31].

Furthermore, some of them also posted their achievements in the Facebook group, which supports others to reflect on their own progress.

We learn from reflecting on experience.' In fact, during a class of 'integrated studies' at elementary schools, children often create a portfolio which supports them to reflect on their learning activities.