Sentence examples for trust learning from inspiring English sources

And DDS women also run their own "media trust," learning and teaching videography through which they are documenting their journey, as well as their own community radio station that broadcasts tips on ecological farming, health, raising trees, and other relevant information, right along with traditional music.

The aim of the intervention was to increase the persons with CKD, and their family member's, empowerment by supporting and encouraging trust, learning and participation in their healthcare encounters.

So what has the trust learned from its pilot programme on retrofitting its old homes in Wales?

Because several days before the announcement, The Times reported, the Rhodes Trust learned that a fellow student had accused Mr. Witt of sexual assault.

It was thought that a regional approach would help participants from states with similar cultures, policy environments, strengths and challenges develop trust, learn from one another and build cohesion.

Find counselors you can trust, learn who lives in which cabin, and get familiar with all the popular hangout spots.

Promoters of Cook Island trusts learned from that case, and now make sure to use banks that have no American operations.

Put people around you trust, and learn to trust those around you.

Our findings point to the potential risk, trust and learning advantages of this particular platform.

It is argued that stakeholder participation needs to be underpinned by a philosophy that emphasises empowerment, equity, trust and learning.

It is found that community participation needs to be underpinned by a philosophy that emphasises empowerment, equity, trust and learning.