Sentences with phrase «as a corrective»

Each approach tends to serve as a corrective of the other.

It should be mentioned that there is already a sequel planned for next year that is likely to act as a corrective - short of bringing people back from the grave.

Skilled in coaching and training, interviewing, performance documentation, payroll, as well as corrective action skills.

I present in the educational field on the issue of trauma and its impact on learning, and on the power of healthy relationships as corrective brain experiences.

The group psychotherapy experience serves as a corrective emotional experience for clients who need to learn how to have healthy, satisfying relationships.

While the action - oriented nature of mission as witness serves as a corrective means to traditional missionary paradigm, it also brings with it the tendency to limit mission to social activism.

What began as a corrective now stands in need of correction.

Does it work as art and entertainment, as well as corrective history?

However, none of the alternatives are as effective as the corrective procedure mentioned above.

This can confuse them as birds do not associate you yelling / raising your voice as a corrective thing.

Schools have the potential to serve as a corrective, a way to bring students of different socioeconomic backgrounds together and to bring resources and opportunity into the lives of needy kids.

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Whereas Childs is a Presbyterian committed to reformulating the classical Calvinist doctrine of sola scriptura in response to the challenge of historical criticism, Barr's more modernistic position, as we have seen, awards a much smaller role to the Bible in the ascertainment of truth and a large role to post-biblical tradition, which he often sees as a corrective and an improvement over the Bible.

Christianity stood as a corrective force in the midst of a demoralized society.

Bonhoeffer's theology functions as a corrective of Marx's criticism of religion.

The purpose of this Overhead Squat variation is to work on proper alignment in the Overhead Squat, as well as challenging and training the stabilisers of the shoulder girdle and is mainly used as a corrective exercise or in rehab.

In spite of this apparent similarity in their thoughts, Bonhoefferian theology functions as a corrective of Marx's critique of religion.

All of this may be viewed as corrective to the Reformation and something of a reversion to Catholic patterns of thought.

In that way, research serves as a corrective against the pervasive human temptation to construct a narrative that matches our preconceptions and unexamined biases, walled off from the messy reality in which all of us — clients, therapists, and researchers alike — have to live.

(ENTIRE BOOK) A brilliant analysis of Bonhoeffer's theology as a corrective of Karl Marx's Critique of Religion.

There are some very common reasons for loan denials as well as corrective measure to avoid them.

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Kang goes on to write, «[Director and writer Martin] McDonagh says he created Mildred in part as a corrective: He was «conscious» that his previous films, «In Bruges» and «Seven Psychopaths,» were bereft of meaty roles for women.»

This is the work that governments have done since Alexander Hamilton invented industrial policy, not as a corrective to proliferating market failures, but as foundational and continuous policy to create and shape markets themselves.

Created online automated box inspector (United States patent -LSB-...] as a corrective action that resolved customer complaints.

He sees his work with Romney partly as a corrective.

All three modes of theological discernment are necessary as a corrective to theological vision's tendency to distort ideologically, to ascribe universal validity to the limited and particular, and to gloss over ambiguity and tragedy in experience.

In dealing with Bonhoeffer as a corrective to Marx there is one major difficulty.

There is a need now more than ever to develop a means for doing religious social ethics which emphasizes the goal - orientation aspect of politics as a corrective to stress on the coercive - power factor in determining social policy.

Revelation appears at times as a corrective pedagogy, checking our freedom and limiting our self determination.

Thus, according to Zimmermann, the postmodernist critique of autonomous reason, including the notion of deconstruction itself, was foreshadowed in an important strand of early Reformation theology, one that puts an emphasis on epistemic humility as a corrective to the temptation to idolatry.

Deeper - learning strategies are often presented as a corrective to the no - excuses philosophy of education associated with some of the earliest and best - known charter - school networks, including KIPP, Uncommon Schools, and Achievement First.

The Governor is required to balance the budget, and may use «9C» cuts to reduce the funding of any executive branch agency or operation at any point during the fiscal year as a corrective measure.

If not, there are medications which can help to control incontinence as well as corrective surgeries.

Contemporary republicanism in academic political theory — neo-republicanism — is partly informed by a critique of liberal democracy and proposed as a corrective to the problematic effects of markets and individualism.

Research on retrieval practice shows that testing can identify specific gaps in students» knowledge, as well as puncture the general overconfidence to which students are susceptible — but only if prompt feedback is provided as a corrective.

All of these are great options to be used as both corrective segments or before training sessions for non-injured athletes.

This is why I like the Overhead Squat as a corrective exercise to improve Back Squat form and Front Squat form.

He also defends Luke's refusal to take up the cause of the Resistance as a corrective to Luke rushing to the aid of his friends and abandoning Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back.

And Szeto, playing a role seemingly designed as a corrective to Asian stereotyping in movies like this (think Long Duk Dong in «Sixteen Candles»), charms as Nadine's would - be love interest.

All of this is to say that I am probably not the target demographic for a film that is being touted as a corrective to the 1998 Roland Emmerich Godzilla (which fans of the famous monster hated, as did most critics), bringing the series back to its traditional roots, as director Gareth Edwards has claimed in interviews.

If Hoffman could get away with humiliating his co-stars and behaving like a colossal prick on set and a prince in interviews, then why shouldn't Sandler throw all of that messy contradictory performance into the same channel and just sob and howl at the screen for a few decades as a corrective to the dichotomy of performer / performance?

As for the Hollywood bias, I think that's an institutional problem: the foreign film market in the US seemed to die - off in the blockbuster boom of the 80s, while the kinds of critics who worked as a corrective to those market forces remain focused on the foreign films they grew up admiring in the 50s and 60s.

Although the show was intended as a corrective response to previous exhibitions at MoMA and the Paris Biennial, «Magiciens de la Terre» was met with much criticism — not to mention the fact that Martin's exhibition was not without its own presentational problems — there's no question that the discussions it sparked permanently changed the course of international curating practices.

Books like Yale's new survey, and shows like Hauser, Wirth & Schimmel's recent Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women function almost as correctives, acknowledging femaleidentified artists as important and influential too.