Sentences with phrase «of critical conversations»

Consortium members are convening critical conversations with their constituents and will distill the outcomes of the critical conversations into individual briefs / products.

Her teaching is exceptional, and her students sing her praises as a mentor, a partner, and a leader of critical conversations in the classroom.

Join the harvard Graduate School of Education community for a day of critical conversations and bold ideas in education in Cambridge and online.

Walking down the condom aisle, it quickly becomes very clear that major condom brands have only been marketing to men and have been leaving women out of this critical conversation.

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Conversation is indeed one of the critical things that so many businesses just don't get.

Below are just a few of the young female leaders leading national and international conversations about some of the world's most critical issues:

Companies that understand how mission - critical conversation is to the health of their teams must first normalize and enculturate conversation, and do it deeply with their own actions.

To avoid this kind of situation, should a critical conversation be on the horizon, consider taking notes.

The research showed that increasing numbers of «turns» in back - and - forth conversations were critical to language development in children, even affecting brain physiology.

It's critical to find early measures of change in an organization's conversations and confidence via social media, quick online surveys and other virtual channels.

A celebration of the 100 most influential advisors and their contributions to critical conversations on finance.

Scripps Networks» use of Vision Critical's innovative technology changed the conversation from «Why isn't my product selling?»

It's the way of our world, and this sort of conversation is critical to have on a regular basis.

We basically have a conversation with ourselves all day long and when we slow down and listen, a huge part of that self talk is very critical and defeating.

I welcome further conversation if I can be of help in how to use the model to determine your buyer's critical path of buying.

Part way through the conversation, the gentlemen asked me why I had taken two pages to be critical of a popular Christian author.

Some of them have been a little critical, some are skeptical, but everybody is curious, and I think it's starting a new conversation.

It is easy to dismiss the women of Holy Week, to say their presence at critical moments in the Easter story is inconsequential, holding no significance in modern - day conversations about gender equity in the Church.

Of course Godless is free to drop out of the conversation any time, the fact that he / she (sorry for presuming male earlier) said, «We can continue this when you demonstrate a basic understanding of the scientific method, logic and critical thinking»» shows a level of impatience and crotchetynesOf course Godless is free to drop out of the conversation any time, the fact that he / she (sorry for presuming male earlier) said, «We can continue this when you demonstrate a basic understanding of the scientific method, logic and critical thinking»» shows a level of impatience and crotchetynesof the conversation any time, the fact that he / she (sorry for presuming male earlier) said, «We can continue this when you demonstrate a basic understanding of the scientific method, logic and critical thinking»» shows a level of impatience and crotchetynesof the scientific method, logic and critical thinking»» shows a level of impatience and crotchetynesof impatience and crotchetyness.

One only has to follow the conversations on MennoLink, a collection of online Mennonite discussion groups, to be struck by the number of Mennonites who are resolutely and articulately nonviolent, and who are critical of America's past and present foreign policy.

The church needs to have a more critical conversation about which parts of economic life contribute to freedom and which do not.

In his erudition, Childs is, of course, fully engaged with the critical tradition of scholarship; his primary contemporary conversation partners are W. A. M. Beuken, Christopher Seitz, Marvin Sweeney and Hugh Williamson.

You're having an important conversation with a friend on the phone, when suddenly the line goes dead, usually at a critical place when they're just about to tell you that the baby has been born, the stock market has collapsed or that chap in charge of North Korea has decided to volunteer at a food bank and revise his haircut.

The de-Stalinization campaign, the changes in the Roman Catholic Church following the Second Vatican Council, and the growth of the ecumenical movement all contributed to bringing Marxists and Christians together for serious conversations about critical issues.

Working with religious Americans from across the country, we will ensure that those values are a part of the political conversation heading into this critical election.

Welch is critical of Jürgen Habermas and others who focus on the ideal of conversation, assuming that the «other» has simply been «excluded» from the conversation.

Niebuhr entered into an appreciative yet critical conversation with secular thought because of his deep religious commitment.

Walter Leibrecht [New York: Harper & Brothers, 1959], p. 178, as cited by Ogden, «The Experience of God: Critical Reflections on Hartshorne's Theory of Analogy,» in Existence and Actuality: Conversations with Charles Hartshorne, ed.

In a critical fashion, theology sets up a kind of conversation between our situation and the revelatory texts.

There's no way we can cover every angle of this important issue in a week, so your comments, questions, and posts will be critical in bringing more depth and insight to the conversation.

The ecumenical conversations between the World Alliance of Reformed Churches and the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity distinguished three contemporary Reformed attitudes toward the Roman Catholic Church: of those who remain unconvinced that the Catholic Church has actually dealt with the fundamental issues that divided Rome and the Reformation, those who «have not been challenged or encouraged to reconsider their traditional stance» and remain «largely untouched by the ecumenical exchanges of recent times,» and those who have engaged «in a fresh constructive and critical evaluation both of the contemporary teaching and practice of the Roman Catholic Church and of the classical controverted issues.»

Finally, there are those in varying degrees like Rowan Williams who inhabit mainstream orthodoxy, though without appealing to one dominant theological voice; they engage in intensive conversation and critical discourse and appreciate the «celebratory» mode; their main concern is not so much cognitive coherence or invulnerability as fulfillment of a range of complex responsibilities within academy, church and society.

George's reasons for missing his comeback are eerily similar to some of the reasons I miss critical spiritual conversations, especially in the context of my small group.

Nothing is more evident from the history of Biblical interpretation in the Church and from the self - critical conversations of modern Biblical scholars than that the movement is reciprocal.

A celebration of the 100 most influential advisors and their contributions to critical conversations on finance.

And thank to everyone else for the rest of the feedback and conversation too, positive or critical.

I encourage you to read the post, but also take a look at the comments section, where an interesting conversation is taking place about the possible unintended consequences of shifting subsidies around, and also some practical input from me and fellow school food blogger Ed Bruske about the critical difference between serving produce in school cafeterias and getting kids to actually eat it.

As a nanny employer, it's critical for you to be able to have open and honest conversations about the happenings of your child's life — including any discipline issues.

We call on our members of Congress from Illinois and beyond to be champions for SNAP, TEFAP and other critical federal food and nutrition programs as conversations progress in Washington.

Similar to the Glenwood scheme, DEAN SKELOS solicited payments to ADAM SKELOS from PRI during the same conversations when PRI was seeking DEAN SKELOS's support for the extension of this legislation that was critical to PRI's business.

In private conversation, otherwise critical MPs say they sympathise with the logistical security nightmare of parcels being sent into prisons.

«Hopefully our stakeholders, including our teachers who are so critical will be part of the conversation and everybody reaches a good end for our kids,» she said.

He stated, «After due consideration of the current political situation in the country, it becomes highly expedient to convene a conversation of critical Northern Elders and Stakeholders to deliberate on the best way forward for the region.

Tenney added, «My staff and I welcome and encourage the input and feedback of constituents, as it is a vital part of creating an open dialogue and continued conversation about the critical issues facing our country.

The piece, about Paterson's phone conversation with a woman pursuing abuse charges against one of his aides, was actually the third critical piece to be published since the rumors began — after one about the aide himself, David Johnson, and a general piece about Paterson's laziness and incompetence.

As such, this year's report on employment will provide another critical step forward in expanding the conversation about what we know — and what we need to know — to improve the quality of life for adults with autism.

In addition, texting fails to offer critical non-verbal cues that would be part of a face - to - face conversation.

The study is part of a critical national conversation led by researchers at the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics to find evidence - based interventions that lower health care costs and unnecessary use of health care.

Sometimes called the cocktail party effect, the ability to tune out a noisy room to focus on one conversation, or auditory stream segregation, part of the larger field of auditory scene analysis, is apparently universal to all animals and serves as a critical survival mechanism.

Moreover, the Commission hopes to «clarify the scientific landscape, identify common ground, and recommend ethical paths forward to stimulate and continue critical, well - informed conversations at the intersection of neuroscience and ethics as the field continues to advance» [1, p. 10].