Sentence examples for thinking and support from inspiring English sources

They encourage critical thinking and support expression of likes, dislikes, feelings, and thoughts -- and then give them opportunities to pursue those interests.

From the red carpet, minutes before the ceremony, an understated, thoughtful and genuinely approachable, Ruffalo credited his Catholic upbringing for his progressive thinking and support for the underdog.

Development of the public health role of the midwife will also require strategic thinking and support from planners and commissioners of maternity services to ensure that midwives can influence policy and effectively implement public health strategies.

It is therefore essential for organizations to create a climate that fosters rebel thinking and supports these contributors within their ranks.

But – and it is a big but – it requires leadership.. Central government needs to take a lead on this, to help educate departments that there really is a new thinking and supporting technology that's proved effective.

They also pointed out that the approach gives instructors greater opportunity to detect errors in thinking, and supports creative problem-solving and effective communication.

Perry leads a Texas Republican Party that wants to abolish critical thinking and supports corporal punishment in public schools as well as cutting taxpayer funding of education to near elimination while ending the minimum wage.

The desirable attributes, skills and strategies commonly used in personal and professional coaching include providing feedback, using open or closed questions, eliciting students' explanations, elaborating students' thinking, and supporting students' reflection and expression of their thoughts and feelings [ 91, 92].

What's needed is a concerted effort to invest in design thinking systems, and support for diverse and inclusive cultures that bring together people with divergent perspectives to share ideas and new approaches.

Blair's bowing to religious thinking and active support for the burgeoning of the faith industry in the political arena is having all kinds of negative consequences.

If President Obama isn't already in enough hot water being behind the curve of American political and personal thinking — and I support him over all — along comes his administration's effort to stay a federal judge's injunction regarding the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, based on the argument that a more orderly repeal is needed.