Sentence examples for taught to bring from inspiring English sources
Through the Organizational Perspectives courses, students in the MBA for Executives program are taught to bring tools from a variety of disciplines to bear as they consider problems and opportunities from the perspective of various stakeholders, including the employee, customer, investor, innovator, and competitor.
"The obligation of the church is to teach, to bring about what the Lord Jesus Christ teaches," he said.
Like a quest against Babel, he has studied and studied and now teaches and teaches, attempting to bring cultures together by giving them the simple chance to have a conversation with one another.
"He taught how to bring the character close to the actor, instead of how to bring the actor close to the character.
They have felt that life is not worth living, but then we do everything medicine has taught us to bring them back.
Idle hours there and at the pretrial-services office, where accused criminals are monitored and questioned about alcohol and drug use or firearms possession, taught Weissman to bring a briefcase full of reading material.
Across professions from teaching to accounting, bringing yourself to work is not only tolerated, but increasingly celebrated.
We have to teach them to bring a pencil and a notebook and to arrive on time.
She's already got the toughness: but Surallun would teach her to bring her softness to the table.
When teens feel as if they're about to burst from all the emotions mounting up inside, we teach them to bring attention to their feet, and just notice what the bottoms of their feet feel like.
This case, appropriate for either a strategic management class or a transportation class, teaches how to bring analytic rigor to the unpleasant, but commonplace, challenge of public sector budget-cutting.
