Sentences with phrase «in acclimating»

Criminal justice objectives specializing in social work could be written like, «Seeking a position in a nonprofit agency that specializes in acclimating prior criminal offenders back into the workforce.»

You'll find help for this problem in Acclimating Your Dog to his Crate and What to Do When Your Dog Barks in His Crate.

In addition, the APPA National Pet Owners Survey is instrumental in acclimating international suppliers to the U.S. pet care market.

However that masks the challenges that a minority of returning veterans face in acclimating to civilian life.

The steps to this process are outlined in our Acclimating Your Dog to His Crate article.

Fortunately, yes — there are definitely things that you can do to help her Adult dogs can make great strides in acclimating to new things, they just may take more time and focused effort than a young puppy.

Our achievements in acclimating regulators and IRA custodians paves the way for further mainstream adoption ahead.»

Most often this is in an acclimate controlled «proof box».

Not exact matches

«He's a young boy trying his best to acclimate in a surreal environment,» Ivanka said.

... while many voluntary conditions don't affect our happiness in the long term because we acclimate to them, people never get accustomed to their daily slog to work because sometimes the traffic is awful and sometimes it's not.

«Once you get acclimated to the culture here, you just jump on in.»

With a buddy system in place, new hires will get more out of the onboarding process, become acclimated to the company and position faster and feel more connected to the team.

I'm specifically interested in how people are acclimating, since we're growing so quickly.

Employers should be prepared for a decrease in productivity while team members acclimate to the noise, clutter and distractions that come with a remodeling project.

Each one of those companies has a rich history, and hasn't been able to acclimate well enough to the era of apps and online retailing - something Firebrand Group just finished covering in its Future of Retail orange paper.

The deal is a solid compliment to Acorns» own investment app, which is more for acclimating users to the idea of investing in the stock market.

One group uses a buddy system to match each new staff member with a more experienced one in order to help them get acclimated.

They've grown into pastors acclimated to the behaviors and attitudes (not to mention the theology) of the culture they were raised in.

If you're willing to devote your time to helping, consider joining a Good Neighbor team that welcomes refugees and helps them acclimate to life in the United States.

So acclimated are we to this attitude of functional, methodological atheism that we may no longer be shocked by the vast gulf between this view and the Bible's, where God is depicted as directly intervening in nature and history at will!

Nor are you going to become a Japanese nationalist and a convert to Shintoism, nor acclimate yourself religiously in India and accept Jainism or Sikhism.

As time went on, Yahweh was detached in the imagination of his people from his exclusive residence on Sinai, and he became acclimated in Canaan as lord of the land.

We are still in the thick of unpacking, starting to paint and getting acclimated to our new home.

«We have to bring somebody in to get them acclimated to the business.»

Truthfully, I am thankful to live in such a warm climate; since I am acclimated I spend the «winter» bundled up in sweatshirts (I don't have a warm coat, it's Arizona after all).

At first I thought I might have a seizure from the clamor, but once my ears acclimated I came to admire the (gentle) military precision the lunchroom staff uses to shepherd the kids in and out safely while getting them fed.

Hardening them off is as much for acclimating the plants to sunlight as to low temps and wind, so if you kept them in total shade while hardening them off, they could be getting too intense sun.

And since the» impossibly hot» temperatures peak in the low - 90s, you can clearly tell I've acclimated to the Seattle weather.

However, this roster is much more complete than it ever was in 2014... Their new pieces are still getting acclimated and they are going to be a Team that people don't want to play come March.

This is a group that is going to continue improve chemistry wise as weeks move on, it's expected for them to have a few bumps in the road as they get acclimated to each other's Games..

The issue is that they are having to acclimate in key positions at the same time and that is killing the team at the minute.

We have to acclimate to what's happening in the world.

Genetically, Akaji is Japanese; economically, he is a byproduct of the sugar - cane industry; sociologically, there is little unique about him at all — he is a typical islander, in a short lifetime Americanized, acclimated, assimilated and absorbed.

We seem to have issues with acclimating players from foreign leagues in their first season.

Guys like schweiny usually fit in like a glove but this is a fast and demanding league not sure how quick he will acclimate

Given the shortened training camp and preseason, the team hasn't had enough time to get used to playing with each other, or get acclimated to playing alongside the best player in the world.

Hill may start Week 1 while Bradford gets acclimated, but he'll be settled back in on the sidelines well before Week 17.

«I was overwhelmed and intimidated, I had no one back in Australia prep me for this, my only option was to outwork everyone and learn from the best coaches as fast as I can» As he got acclimated he slowly worked his way up the minor league levels.

It's the same with 1st team players, must save them for the future, for the long run, for the 2nd half of the season, they need time to acclimate, etc. and in the mean time they lose to Watford and maybe soon, once again there won't be a future to plan for.

Once the elementary school implementation was deemed a success, Beegle turned her attention to the middle and high school, rolling out the equipment in those cafeterias and acclimating the older kids to the new additions.

Play is how they process the overwhelming task of acclimating to a big, strange, sometimes scary world, and they need to feel securely connected to us and in close communication with us as they find their way.

The Backfloat Baby classes are designed to help your child get acclimated to the water and learn skills like back - floating, flipping from back to front and front to back, and safely getting in and out of the water.

Her own mother, sisters, aunts, cousins, friends and other women from maybe the surrounding village would be there to give her time to rest, heal and breastfeed, as well as acclimate to the new life in the family.

My family moved to the Pacific Northwest about 6 months ago in order to be closer to our extended family and have been getting acclimated to our new lives here.

All of these things will help to reduce your baby's stress as he acclimates to his new environment, and a less stressed baby tends to result in a less stressed mommy.

Provide physical and emotional support, information on the labor and birth process, and understandable explanations of various medical techniques and procedures involved with the C - section procedure and the recovery, help you get acclimated, facilitate communication between you and the hospital staff, and prepare your partner to join you in the O.R..

Once he became acclimated he slowly began to accept milk in the sippy.

«This gets baby acclimated to his room, so when it's time to move in there, it's not a total change.»

«This gets her acclimated to her room, so when it's time to move in there, it's not a total change.»

In the short term, there may be a surplus of milk that I may need to pump and store until my body acclimates to the change.