Sentences with phrase «having productive conversations so»

Asked about Cuomo's plan, Assembly Democrat spokesman Michael Whyland said, «It's an important issue and we look forward to having productive conversations so we can help victims.»

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«They were very productive conversations, so I think now they have a plan.

So, here are my suggestions for having loving and productive conversations with your friends and family about birth centers and home birth.

Many of the dietitians and nutritionists attending the conference deal with feeding issues in toddlers on a daily basis so we had a very productive conversation about how to best support the families participating in the WIC program.

So I think it was an open and productive conversation, meaning I have phrased a series of concerns, he was receptive, nothing was concluded — it's a beginning — but I think, at least, I can say safely he heard very clearly that the city has a number of concerns,» de Blasio said.

So let's move past the polarizing and broken debates about teachers vs. technology and start having the more productive conversation about when and how to use technology to enhance the effectiveness of our teachers.

Rick Miller, executive director of the Coalition Office to Reform Education (CORE), which includes LAUSD, said the conversations so far have been positive, productive — and extensive.

This cycle permits for time to view the video and reflect so the teacher and I can have a productive conversation about the next steps to take to reach their goal.

We wanted the conversations to be productive, so we felt it would be better not to push too hard.

This means knowing the facts so that when faced with any kind of canine disease, you can have a productive conversation with your Veterinarian.

It's going to help your relationship and it's going to get you on a better ground so that when you do come back, you'll have a more productive conversation.

You can expect to have conversations that emphasize productive communication, compassion, and empathy, and in doing so, cultivate the skills you need to succeed on your own.

When there's something bigger that needs to be discussed, schedule a separate time to do so when you aren't feeling overcome by emotion and can have a productive conversation about what's really bothering you.

Each spouse also meets individually with his or her attorney to get one - on - one help with how to have the conversations so that their interests are protected, as well as plan for productive 4 or 5 - way conferences that maximize the outcome for both spouses and the family.