Sentences with phrase «peers into a strength»

Let's share this secret with children, and turn their preference for learning from peers into a strength rather than a threat.

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If one considers the «Party Political House» that is excluding Crossbenchers and Bishops, and takes into account the lagging nature of the Lords (new positions and party political strength are dependent on a prime minister post-election), the House of Lords composition is closer to votes cast at a general election than the Commons and has been since hereditary peers were (almost all) turfed out in 1999.

The feedback is compiled into a report given to the district, along with comparative data from area schools so weaknesses and strengths can be reviewed in context with their peers, says Threfall.

Peer into the cabin and the rear seats don't look very promising but the back bench is more spacious than you think and one of the strengths of the car.

Good Enough Parenting offers us the opportunity to peer into the complexities of our own personalities, life traps, and coping styles, to discover those unique challenging moments in parenting... the ones that can activate longstanding personal struggles as well as amazing strengths.