Sentences with phrase «pass on what»

If you want adventure, there are a lot of deals in Saint John NB to be had also and I can pass on what I know.

In Smolyan, Vidin, Shumen, Pleven and Targovishte, students who are also members of Children's Police Academies of the Ministry of Interior, were educated about the most common online risks, the ways to prevent them, as well as to pass on what they have learned to their peers.

And we pass on what we know and what we are capable of to our children.

Through hosting the event in his barbershop, Antonio demonstrated a desire to pass on what he learned to other fathers interested in successfully raising their children.

If you could pass on what you've learned, you'd tell new couples that there are at least 5 things that every couple should know by their 1st anniversary.

My goal is to continue to pass on what I have learned both from my ballroom lessons and my experience teaching F.M. Alexander's discovery stressing awareness of what we are doing & efficiency into our ballroom lessons, showcases.

Its fun to hear them pass on what they learned to others.

Honestly we have no experience with this so all I can do is pass on what I heard from others.

I am a individual just trying to pass on what I have seen over the years.

For now, however, they're willing to give him a pass on what they recognize would be mostly a symbolic gesture.

That's the idea behind this blog — to pass on what I am learning as I dive deeper into the green life, and to learn from you in your endeavors.

I'm sure there something for some people, but I think I'll take a pass on what's available.

Just because the dog is very athletic and comes from healthy lines is no guarantee that the hip film will not demonstrate severe degenerative disease, and that the dog itself is not a genetic «black sheep» and could very well pass on what «none of its relatives have».

I'll provide my first pass on what these mean to my plans and you can poke holes in my ideas and see if you can't come up with your own.

Yet they only pass on what they've been taught, and in many cases they've been taught half - truths.

Lenders are not allowed to pad, or add onto the costs charged by these other parties, but rather simply pass on what they charge.

He decided not to have children specifically so that he would not pass on what had come to seem like a family curse.

We think ebooks could be a great way to provide an additional access option for our readers and we are sharing our ebook experience with colleagues to pass on what we've learned.

In other words, it is not enough to pass on what it says in the specs from the manufacturer, or simply to point out there is a check box.

I have spent a lot of time trying to pass on what I have learned over 26 years getting my hands dirty.

When these measures are met, traditions allow us to pass on what we know and what we care about.

In addition, district administrators and teacher coaches have attended the trainings so that they can pass on what they've learned to teachers at other schools, Maria Maldonado added.

I am thankful that I could pass on what I have learned to you all.

Our family is on a journey to become debt FREE and I am here to pass on what I learn.

Yerks also tries to pass on what she's learned, in subtle ways.

Being someone that has always struggled with easy weight gain and slow weight loss and the mental battles this includes, I really hope that I can pass on what I have learnt.

Although current estimates of the intellectual power of most computers puts them on a par with insects, Warwick said research involving robots was close to producing a machine with exploratory, puppy - like behaviour that could pass on what it had learnt to its «siblings».

The group also performs outreach, and in this it helps to bring diversity efforts full circle; employees who have benefited from diversity initiatives are eager to pass on what they've learned.

As inventors, we have an obligation to pass on what we've learned and encourage future generations.»

There could be no better time to pass on what we have built to a new generation of leadership.

At the heart of the case are allegation by former prosecutor Mark A. Sacha (who was fired after the News initially reported his complaints) that two successive Erie County DAs gave Pigeon a pass on what Paterson's counsel Peter Kiernan has since determined was a «pattern» of violations.

In these health facilities, companies can only provide information on their products to a designated expert staff member (or a multidisciplinary committee in some regions), who will assess the accuracy and only pass on what is necessary.

WeTheParents is a network of moms and dads, ready to pass on what we've learned along the way.

Cheating in and of itself is a narcissistic and destructive urge that our narcissistic society sadly nurtures and feeds, and yes, it would be far better to openly deal with issues of monogamy / nonmonogamy — and engage in open relationships if BOTH parties mutually agree — but this narcissistic and unjust DOUBLE - STANDARD has to go where supposedly «nonemotional» men get a pass on what actually constitutes cheating, not open relationships, but «emotional» women do not.

It'll be one of those freebie t.shirts but you can have it for the first couple of years, then pass on what's left.

A little unfair maybe as the boys there can only pass on what's being claimed and fed to them at the time.

God gave me strength and love and care, and I want to pass on what He gave to me to other people.

No doubt he hopes that the retailers, sommeliers, writers and sales reps that he meets, will pass on what they learn.

Having found the place and the network to support the life of the mind, we do have a duty to pass on what we know, and to encourage young people to make use of it.

Now, Joe's mission is to pass on what he's learned — and what he continues to learn — as a contributing writer to Fool.com.

A lot of people have left the big corporate jobs and started their own businesses, and they want to pass on what they've learned to other people.

But I have an obligation to pass on what I've learned to the new folks.

But if you want to, there are sensible ways of passing on what you have without depriving the kids of a feeling of achievement.

Not threatened, just angry and so saddened in having so many of our species passing on what is in effect a computer virus for the human brain.

He seems only to be more efficient and clearer in passing on what he has received.

David, all I am doing is passing on what this gay man has said and I have believed about what he has said.

Passing on what Jesus's words and deeds mean to the Church renders irrelevant contemporary endeavours to excavate a «historical Jesus» in some archaeological space outside of the Church, divorced from the contributions of the Pauline epistles or the Johannine corpus.

There is nothing wrong in passing on what you know.

The diameter of the helixes varies throughout the structure and the arrangement of these various sections is replicated in other crystals, passing on what could be called a form of genetic code.

Teaching at community centres and in - house she passed on what she found beneficial to alleviate her own stress.