Sentences with phrase «foster whole people»

The purpose of schools is to support generation after generation of democratic culture in order to foster whole people, healthy society and a peaceful world.

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Kim Peters, an executive vice president at the Great Place to Work Institute, which produces the rankings, says that Whole Foods consistently stands out for several reasons: its willingness to let people's individuality shine through, the sense of teamwork it fosters, employees» belief in the company's mission and purpose, and its propensity for developing workers through cross-training and other means.

The truth is that religion is a LIE and that many people can not face that and will remain in denial their whole lives out of a terroristic fear deliberately fostered by the religion and their own schizoid paranoia.

And a more whole people is more able and more likely to foster the nurturing of a world in which the abundant life is possible for all

In every grade, we foster the growth and development of the whole person.

We learned that beyond fostering, no - kill is incorporating a whole community mentality of people involved and invested to make sure they're doing the best they can.»

«Field trip fostering has brought a whole new group of people to our shelter that would have never visited otherwise,» said Jackson.

From the start of the whole adoption process; application papers, the home visit, and meeting him at the foster home, we interfaced with a unique group of «Collie People» who are caring, knowledgeable and enthusiastic individuals that made our adoption an enjoyable and wonderful experience.»

I'm one of a handful of people in my class (and my whole school really) who does not own a pet and is not fostering one.

There is a whole community and new movement of people and orgs exploring the use of games to «foster progress on this finite planet»: www.gamesforchange.org

By nurturing the individual through fostering resilience and encouraging ones capacity to positively change, Relationships Australia NSW strives for a society made whole, one person at a time.

An evidence based and properly resourced national multicultural policy is critical in regard to (I) guiding whole of government policy and program development (II) improving the access and equity of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and (III) fostering a tolerant and cohesive society.