Sentences with phrase «about meaningful points»
Converse with her about meaningful points like politics, current issues or something which she is interested to know.
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The point is, you can't share an inspiring vision — or stimulate meaningful change — without providing some context about why your vision and the change are long overdue.
It's a (needed) starting point, but frankly hardly something to brag about or (worse) convey to consumers as being a meaningful sustainability certification.
I understand the point you are making about disassociating your delight from its cause but I simply disagree as far as it making any sort of meaningful difference.
You know, why is it we can get all fired up about an ad campaign to the point where we shut it down and yet we still have no meaningful maternity leave in this country?
Nevertheless, as the authors point out, a national food policy would shine a brighter spotlight on these conflicts and would also likely raise public awareness about and support for meaningful improvements to our food system — a much needed first step toward change.
The publicity and fawning is gross, but it's a good example of your point from the other day about how the nutrition industrial complex's «be realistic» meme leads to absolutely no meaningful change.
Regarding your point about acknowledging that for many people, living single is a meaningful, productive, healthy experience, filled with secure attachments to the important people in their lives - we did point out (more than once) that single people have just as many secure attachments as coupled people, and the same overall attachment profiles as coupled people (this was also part of our hypothesis).
Loosely (extremely loosely), the media is hugely left - wing (leaving aside the point I agree with that left / right is a highly imprecise and largely meaningful term); and therefore anything the media says about the right - including calling Nazism «right» - is aimed not at some universal truth but at scoring political points against their opponents.
Keeping track of your charge's well - being and making a point to talk to the primary provider about it becomes even more meaningful and important if you're a nanny, or you work with the elderly.
I have a serious gag reflex and genetically soft teeth, so I often wonder what the point is (just kidding, please don't write me long letter about tooth health) The only way I've made peace with it is to perform other meaningful things while I'm doing -LSB-...]
What's absent is any meaningful correlation between the two (The movie begins to touch upon the idea of silence about violence being as damaging as the violence itself, but it ends just as it hits that point).
Consideration of the variety of starting points, in terms of expertise in the field that is the subject of the outcome, will then allow for a meaningful discussion about the actual cpd sessions themselves.
Facing History teaches how to respectfully engage with others who hold different points of view about meaningful social and civic issues.
That said, as game makers it's our responsibility (and pretty much the most fun thing about getting to make games for a living), to both find / embrace / make better those familiar reference points while delivering innovations that are meaningful, really unique... and fun.
Organized by the California African American Museum (CAAM) and Art + Practice (A+P), The Fundamentals of Art Collecting is the second program in the Points of Access series aimed at offering meaningful dialogues about our access to and understanding of contemporary art.
However, in the same spirit of McCarthy's 57 (or 83 or 209) names on his list of communists in the State Department, the point is not to have anyone be convinced that this is meaningful, but simply to have something to wave in the air and froth about.
What's on your list of points about climate and energy that you think provide a starting point for meaningful discourse?
Pekka raises an excellent point about whether CLEANPERIOD is long enough to be meaningful, which I'll address in a separate comment since I'd like to stay focused here on your claim that the downturn of F3 (AGW) matters for some purpose, one that I haven't yet understood but would certainly like to.
(Regarding 1860 - 2000 rather than 1850 - 2010, I have never considered the first and last decade as meaningful when talking about multidecadal climate; in fact I demonstrated this statistically on a climate blog in February 2010, some 18 months before Santer et al made a similar point in their paper on that topic.)
Of course, you know this because you believe it, but please address the point about how can one even start to make any meaningful prediction of the future without a model and without models policy making and preparation is a hopeless task.
Dr. Whitehouse can try and head this argument off at the pass about using previous years as starting points by calling this «cherry picking» but that's - nothing - compared to the slight - of - hand it takes to present this amount of data as if it were a meaningful representation of climate trends.
@joshua I agree that that is surprising, since they edited out w / o notice my point that the experiment was a model of communication dynamics & not a meaningful test if whether it makes sense to go around talking about geoengineering.
And (at para 92) «It is at this point that the Crown and Buffalo River DN would have something meaningful, in the sense of quantifiable, to consult about, to reconcile.»
Point it at a shop sign, and using location info, can give you meaningful information about the business.
GP, Dr Tim Senior, proposed the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service model as an excellent starting point for thinking about meaningful reform, and said the Aboriginal definition of health also had a lot to offer in equity debates.