Sentence examples for trained to respect from inspiring English sources

Moreover, today's physicians are trained to respect a patient's intuition and become more of a partner with the patient.

'We would then have assurance they are under democratic control and trained to respect human rights,' she said.

"Egypt's security forces, including riot police, must be reformed and trained to respect UN standards on use of force and firearms.

My son's Guyanese-Canadian teacher and the Muslim Milton scholar I went to high school with and the Sikh writer I squabble about Harold Innis with and my Ishmaeli accountant, we can all be good little Torontonians of the middle class, deflecting the differences we have been trained to respect.

"You are trained to follow orders and you are trained to respect the officers and do as they tell you.

This can be hard for managers trained to respect command-and-control hierarchies.

But such presumptuousness on the part of mere mortals is possible, and likely to bear fruit, only in communities that have been trained to share and to respect certain moral principles grounded in thoughtfulness.

All VHWs were trained to interact with respect, to frequently probe for questions, to express empathy with the challenges the mother is facing, and to praise positive changes and behaviors.

Do something about it!'" Dr. Breitbart trains staff to respect the families' beliefs and help them understand the complexities of delirium.

But training others to respect a brand they don't own themselves isn't easy.

If you were trained to be a highly respected technician, it's not so easy to take a job in a call centre or McDonald's.