Sentence examples for supportive engagement from inspiring English sources

I could not have wished for a more supportive engagement".

In contrast, the MESH program was perceived as a program that facilitates supportive engagement between mentors and mentees and fosters collaborative quality improvement.

We are also grateful to the leadership, all members and partners (in the north and south) of the 4 NoEs for providing their infrastructure, experience, expertise, the enduring and very supportive engagement under this evolving, transformative and rewarding EDCTP initiative.

The key to the effect of this psychological approach might therefore lie in the generalisation of the training outcomes across all women on their caseload, beyond the scope for which the training was originally developed, providing benefit from the health visitors' enhanced input and ongoing supportive engagement.

We take a pragmatic approach, following the philosopher William James, who argued that emotional and spiritual experiences contribute to the truth of human existence as much as material explanations, to suggest that this understanding should be part of a critical but supportive engagement with public health research in order to develop more nuanced and humane approaches to smoking cessation.

In both cases, the motif members combine to fulfil general cellular roles in the cell, but NNP motifs favour supportive engagements between protein complexes, while NPP motifs tend rather to be associated with biochemical pathways where a third protein acts in an opposing, perhaps regulatory, role.

Swann said the AFL was supportive of the idea, adding that it would provide "greater supporter engagement and fan involvement".

The degree of discrepancy between researcher- and coach-assessed program quality increased when progressing through three domains of program quality (safe environment, supportive environment, engagement).

The relatively high level of trust in science exhibited may be supportive of engagement in exploration of NCD risk.

Rafsanjani (left) and Saudi King Abdullah (right), seen here in 2008, were both supportive of engagement between the two countries.

Sensory design of the modules was the most well-developed and supportive of learner engagement.