Enabling children to express themselves and have their views heard and respected in their homes, schools and communities from an early age will enhance their sense of belonging and their readiness to take on responsibility.
This study is thus to assess the perception of smart grids and energy flexible buildings by building users, and their readiness for them on a large scale.
In a 2004 survey by the BBC, Nigeria came out as the most religious country in the world with 90% of the population believing in God, praying regularly and affirming their readiness to die on behalf of their belief.
"It has proved possible thanks to the determined commitment of my colleagues to reach an agreement, which has been matched by their readiness to compromise on what for them have been extremely sensitive issues".
But by the time "The X-Files" ended in 2002, Duchovny and Anderson had made no secret of their readiness to move on, and new special agents played by Robert Patrick and Annabeth Gish essentially had taken over as the series' leads.
The Contemplation Ladder is used to assess motivation to quit and asks participants to indicate their readiness to quit on a scale from 1 to 10 (e.g., "Think I should quit but not quite ready") [ 26].
Related to the issue of engagement we then examine poststroke influences on caregivers which impacted on their readiness to appreciate the need for and participate in training designed to help them support stroke survivors at home.
One year later, women reported on their readiness to leave the relationship.
Ms. Axelson-Berry said that the selection of families depended on their "readiness" to go through "their memorabilia and reflections".
The finance ministers, meeting in Brussels, also signaled their readiness to sign off on a 130 billion euro ($170 billion) bailout for Athens.
