She smooths the path between her explosive husband and the artistic presences he values, nurtures and tries to bulldoze.
Through it all there has been one, consistent truth — Orange County prospers when its children are valued, nurtured, healthy and thriving.
If we want our children to have confidence and to exert independence and autonomy, we need to give them the opportunity to express themselves and their ideas in an environment in which they feel valued, nurtured and supported.
The really important aspect of it to me was that The Observer has always had an honourable tradition of valuing and nurturing good writing - regardless of the subject matter.
In such a world, it is not about the number of people you know or the mountain of business cards you collect, but rather about the depth and authenticity of the relationships you build and sustain, the depth and maturity of the connection you have with one another, and about valuing and nurturing the free flow of ideas.
Finally, we need to demonstrate value: nurturing organisations, new and old, to deliver positive change.
That can affect the paycheck in two ways first, it translates into fewer hours on the job, and second, "our society doesn't [economically] value nurturing jobs like [it] values technical jobs".
It's as if when we admit we love to nurture those outside of our family, we somehow don't value the nurturing of the people at home as much.
The College of Veterinary Medicine at Purdue University values, nurtures, and respects all members of its community and ensures an environment of inclusive excellence where all students, faculty, and staff are inspired and empowered to achieve their full potential.
The Mayor entered office with a vision of a city that valued and nurtured all New Yorkers.
