Sentence examples for valuing the role from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems are explicit in valuing the role of charities in the public sector, talking about not-for-profit local media, voluntary services for elderly people and linking the voluntary sector with health and care services.

Growing up the son of a protestant pastor and valuing the role that my Christian faith plays in my own life, it often comes as a surprise to my friends when I tell them that Ramadan is among one of my favorite religious holidays.

More recently in developing countries including India and Sub Saharan Africa, the volunteers are reporting a growth in personal pride and valuing the roles [ 14– 16].

Wada highly values the role that athletes play in fighting doping".

The government greatly values the role played by the church in national life in a range of spheres".

That is because these places are full of decent people who value the role migrants play in our public services.

She wants to change this, to encourage parents, schools and employers to offer the same opportunities to men that they do to women and to value the role of the lead parent.

A spokesman, Jeff Ghannam, said the group hoped the new administration "will select a leader who values the role forest management plays in ensuring the health and productivity of the nation's forests".

"We're already working with many health plans and P.B.M.'s who value the role Walgreens and community pharmacies play in lowering overall health care and prescription costs".

He appreciates that legalising drugs could reduce the violence surrounding the trade and the degradation of serious abusers, but values the role he thinks prohibition plays in limiting consumption.

To value the role of a paediatric prenatal contact in the health centre.