Sentences with phrase «as bystanders»

He wasn't prepared for the overwhelming emotion he'd feel riding into the finish as bystanders in wheelchairs and on crutches cheered him on, waving in appreciation of his efforts.

[jounal] Rigby, K / 2006 / Expressed readiness of Australian schoolchildren to act as bystanders in support of children who are being bullied / Educational Psychology 26: 425 ~ 440

Because many children become involved as bystanders to bullying in both helpful and harmful ways, the program emphasizes that all members of a school community must take responsibility for decreasing bullying.

Write down the witnesses» names, addresses, and phone numbers of any people who saw the Ottawa Auto Accident as bystanders.

So the roles of hunter and carer are reversed — Ellie is strong and playful, challenging the more typical roles of women as bystanders, or collateral, or victims.

With that done you need to organise the villain deck, made up of a group of henchmen or villains as specified by the Mastermind card, plus some other types of card, such as bystanders who get captured by villains or Masterstrikes which bring the Mastermind down from his lofty perch for some close - quarters combat.

Highlighting the connections between self and others is one way to recognize that everyone participates in everything that happens: as bystanders or «upstanders.»

Once again, the S4 is captured in LEGO careering over a bridge but this time the fantasy rally stage is carved into a snowy mountainside - complete with a shepherd and goat as bystanders.

Educators tend to treat parents and families as bystanders rather than as partners, and often overlook their strengths and their capacity to transform public education.

The purpose of having students respond to this prompt is not to make them feel badly about themselves that they acted as bystanders.

You can also reassure students that many people choose to act as bystanders, and that there are sometimes very good reasons for choosing not to intervene in a particular situation.

For example, through subtle acts of exclusion, as bystanders who ignore racist incidents, or through social practices and structures that discriminate and disadvantage different ethnic and cultural groups.

As bystanders, teachers need practice in confronting group norms and how best to address name - calling.

Joan Leslie and Mel Ferrer deliver standout performances as the bystanders, one victim, one ambivalent witness, to the wreckage Christabel leaves behind.

The other members of the band fade away as bystanders, object lessons, or seat - fillers and Andrew's fleeting attempts at romance are all about how Fletcher's influence infects him with the same emotional brutality.

The disease emerged in North America in 1999 and circulates between birds and mosquitoes, with humans infected as bystanders.

Researched and written in a style similar to that undertaken by Anthony Seldon in his studies of Blair, Brown and Cameron, «Shippers» carried out in - depth interviews at the time and immediately after the referendum with nearly all the senior participants as well as bystanders.

Does that mean we, as bystanders, have a right to ask more of those who may be considering divorce?

An old lady who had inadvertently strayed into the path of the parade was gently and courteously escorted off the street by two smiling stormtroopers as bystanders applauded.

The Czech dissident Vaclav Havel analyzed the moral peril of life as a bystander.

My intent was to try and make you see this horror from a slave's perspective and not as a bystander blithely saying it is all good.

I'm sharing this is to show that I'm not just talking from the sidelines as a bystander but as someone who has had a lot of experience and education in both traditions and still embraces a respect for each while feeling free to critique both.

Some times it an help to think of yourself as a bystander or someone on the outside looking in.

Bystanders also may experience what is known as the bystander effect which occurs when people witness an event like bullying when a large group of people are around.

Kim turned on the charm offensive at the Olympics and reached out to South Korea, leaving the U.S. as a bystander.

As a bystander, I am concerned about being exposed to both unidentified dangers and identified vapors that I do not want to breathe.

Another popular autoimmune theory that explains how infections can trigger autoimmunity is known as the bystander effect theory.

He appears in countless mini-games as a bystander, an objective to the game, or as the host in games such as the classic Shy Guy Says.

Zach's difficulty processing his role as a bystander is juxtaposed with Josh's reaction to being the one who wielded the blade.

Lee himself has a small role as a bystander, putting him in the same space as his audience: dumbfounded, mesmerized witnesses to a crime.

I normally don't tell them to stop because I don't want [them] to turn against or argue with me... I went to the Youth Summit and [a student] talked about how he used to bully and act as a bystander with his friends... The Friday after the Youth Summit before I got out of school for spring break, I tried to get to know the girl my friends make fun of.

Carter G. Woodson students and people across Chicago wore orange in honor of national gun violence awareness day and in memory of Hadiya Pendleton, a young graduate killed as a bystander in a South Side park in 2013.

I've seen them grasp the meaning behind terms such as bystander and upstander, and employ their understanding in their analysis of historical events and in their own worlds.

Themes such as bystander behavior, obedience, rescuers and resisters, and civic participation are examined in history, literature, and the arts.

But when you hear it launch as a bystander it's soul - stirring stuff, instantly releasing a full - bodied bellow than turns into an angry snarl at higher revs.

For older students, Chloe's role as a bystander can be compared and contrasted with Miranda's role as an upstander, reaching out to peers in a variety of selfless ways, in Rebecca Stead's When You Reach Me.

And as a bystander with children and pets, I'd like to add that the reason anti-pit bull groups are gaining favor and becoming more widely known is because the attacks by pit bulls and their owners are happening all over the country at an alarming rate.

As a bystander of little science expertise, but some experience in public policy analysis, here is a framing of the three major rebuttals I've seen to Bates» claims.

as a bystander, it's hard to believe the discussion of science comes up, at all, from any of you.

As a bystander injured on or by a construction site, you have every right to seek compensation from the property owner or site supervisor who is responsible.

They might be accosted and asked to provide prints / DNA for «exclusionary» purposes, so any fingerprints found can be identified as the bystander versus an unknown suspect.

Expand training of employees in federally regulated workplaces to include developing a respectful workplace and a collegial environment; using different harassment prevention strategies, such as bystander intervention; understanding the workplace policy on harassment and knowing what behaviours are not acceptable; knowing how to raise complaints of sexual harassment and the subsequent reporting process; the responsibilities of management and the employer; and recognizing inequalities in the workplace, particularly related to gender.

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Multiple bystanders streamed video on Twitter and Facebook as it was happening, with bodies lying in the street.

As your business begins to tell you where it needs to go, you'll find yourself becoming something of a bystander — more of a guide than a leader.

Cellphone video shot by a bystander and carried by Atlanta's Fox TV affiliate on its Facebook page showed a female and another person lying on the floor of a rail car as passengers bent over them.

«Trade wars create a lot of casualties among innocent bystanders, and there are direct order effects as well as second and third - order effects.»

As the popularity and availability of live streaming video increases, so does the potential for violent crimes to be broadcast live by bystanders, or even those involved.

She has been an advisor and a counselor to me on a number of issues, but specifically this issue as I and the company try to navigate through the process of not being a bystander and effectively and respectfully trying to make a difference in the communities we serve.

She relates how, as IS militants attacked their village, indiscriminately shooting bystanders in the head, the villagers fled without looking back.

Just as a point of clarification to Bill's post above, while I welcome what I thinkis a imporant point we should al keep in mind I would in no way ever see myself as an important part of the conversation more a present somewhat comenting bystander although my ego was very flattered when I read Bill's comment