Sentences with phrase «action in a disciplined way»

It is hard enough to understand the importance of cutting losses, not to mention how to execute this action in a disciplined way.

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Feminists have persistently awakened us to the depth to which patriarchy shapes all our disciplines, the disciplinary style of thinking in general, our way of teaching, and the hierarchical structure of our institutions, as well as our ignoring of the consequences of our actions for the Earth.

It is arbitrary in that there are no inherent grounds in the object of that choice that compel my response... Jesus is in the world in such a way that he readies me for whatever beliefs and actions and forms of self - discipline I may be obliged to take on.

Although threats may be one of the most frequently used weapons in your discipline arsenal, they're hardly an effective or loving way to spur action or teach responsibility.

We will discuss the conflicting goals of content versus creativity, and explore ways in which stop action video making can be used in all disciplines.

Consistently following through on the action plan is the only way to truly foster discipline in schools.

A lot of what looks like purely unselfish love is not actually love but a discipline of benevolent action, a faithfulness to belief in what is the right way to treat others.

Using price action is to me the best way to trade because it is simple it is therefore me who makes it complicated and through time patience routine discipline and having a mentor like yourself has been the difference between looking for quality trade set ups and just guessing which is I can't control what the market is doing but I can control how I trade in the markets.

As it is, my actions are that of following the rules that discipline my investing, but acting in such a way that reflects my moderate bearishness over the intermediate term.

People are part of the climate system: not only are we consumers of fossil fuels and removers of forests, but we also interact with the information about the consequences of our actions in ways that, although complex and sometimes counter-intuitive, can be understood with the help of disciplines that study how we tick.