Sentence examples for the client's group from inspiring English sources

While it is not always feasible or indicated to become involved beyond the client's (group, community) immediate health concerns, the door for empathic exchange needs to be held open as wide as possible in order for social transformation to occur.

The treatment group was represented by a binary variable corresponding to whether the client's loan group was randomized to receive health education.

People with high stereotype confirmation concerns may be at greater risk to drop out of therapy for fear of confirming therapists' stereotypes about the client's social groups.

"But the only way to do it is to infiltrate the client's internal management consulting group to convince the board that it's their own strategic objectives they're implementing".

At baseline, the client's mean age in the comparison group was slightly lower than in the intervention group (24.8 versus 26.3 years, p<.02); there was no difference between groups at endline (Table  2).

Benevolent then sends the money, in the form of a grant, to the referring community group, which funds the client's needs.

One emphasized the importance of allowing the group to discuss the client's challenges rather than just argue about competing solutions.

More recently, Dierick and Lietaer [ 28], developed a questionnaire to investigate therapeutic factors across an extensive range of group therapies from the client's perspective.

Students should then work to create a "virtual grand tour" (oral and visual presentation) to show the "client" the group's ideas for redecorating a particular room.

Mr. Roth testified that in 2008 he worked in Goldman's executive office in the client relations group.

In Pakistan's case, the client group has been the Taliban, which rose to power in the mid-1990's on the back of heavy infusions of Pakistani money and weapons, and, the Taliban's opponents allege, the direct involvement of Pakistani troops.