Sentences with phrase «putting this into practice in»

Their verbal cues keep me focused on correct alignment and where I should be feeling the intensity, and with each class, the mental notes build and you can put it into practice in the next class.

This idea was first put into practice in New Brunswick in 2012, when the provincial government repealed its Public Service Superannuation Act and replaced it with An Act Respecting Pensions under the Public Service Superannuation Act.

They want some big splashy teaching, like for instance — a course in miracles, rather than putting into practice in very practical ways with the people around them what the Isaiah says God requires (i.e. — love, patience, prayer, meditation, hopefulness, justice, etc).

A new look at the purpose and method of confirmation, along with some appropriate suggestions that Willimon has put into practice in his own ministry.

We must get out of the pews, and step down from the pulpit, and learn Scripture together by discussing what it says with one another, and putting it into practice in our communities.

At that site, we want to focus on taking the Free Grace theology we all know and love, and putting it into practice in our churches, in our communities, and around the world.

To make these practices communicative in and through specific cultural contexts, those of us who teach ministers to become «servants of the Word» have encouraged them to become aware of aesthetic conventions and put them into practice in public communication.

Tom Wright explains it this way: «Heaven's rule, God's rule, is... to be put into practice in the world, resulting in salvation in both the present and the future, a salvation which is both for humans, and through humans, for the wider world.»

However, each has elements I endorse in theory and try to put into practice in my own life day - to - day.

But actually requiring a dialogue, question and answer, interactive discussion about a text of Scripture, which then leads to brainstorming about how everybody can go out and put it into practice in tangible ways, and then actually going out and doing it, requires too much for most people.

that delicious recipe that I loved it and I'll be making and putting into practice in my company salgadinhos para festa.

The Organic Trade Association and the U.S. Department of Agriculture were praised for developing an informative agenda at the conference and providing attendees with useful tools that can be put into practice in their home countries.

Otherwise, how will they learn what Rodman learned the hard way and put into practice in her second pregnancy.: it is safe to be followed by an obstetrician during pregnancy and to deliver in a hospital.

Putting them into practice in my own life?

After I finished reading this particular book, I thought it would be a good idea if I shared a post about the tips and ideas that I walked away with and started putting into practice in my own life.

My last book, How Children Succeed, explored this research and profiled educators who were attempting to put it into practice in their classrooms.

I just kept re-reading it, working through the habits, trying to get my head around them and put them into practice in my lift.

I can only imagine how different my life would be without the peaceful communication skills and lifestyle I have learned and put into practice in my home the past 9 years.

These additional protocols were then put into practice in the «home sleeping labs» of my participants and the results were incredible.

She has studied how the corporate code of ethics is being put into practice in one of Sweden's largest corporations with operations in several countries.

We left each conversation with a slate of solutions to put into practice in the coming weeks.

Lots of moms tell me they've put this into practice in the labor / delivery room.

Here are just some of Jasmina's practical steps toward a healthy skin biome you can start putting into practice in your family today:

Don't just file it away — put it into practice in our Strong Core program.

Bodybuilding has been around for years and the protocols or Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronnie Coleman and for female bodybuilders Valentina Chepiga, are still being put into practice in gyms today.

Integrative Nutrition is playing a really critical role by training health coaches, because health coaches can help people understand what healthy food choices are, and then help them put those into practice in a way that will have a huge impact on their long term wellbeing.

Their verbal cues keep me focused on correct alignment and where I should be feeling the intensity, and with each class, the mental notes build and you can put it into practice in the next class.

Once you have both discovered your top five strengths, you're ready to put them into practice in your daily life.

By putting them into practice in your everyday life, you greatly increase your chances of relationship success.

This assistance ceases when you start cutting your teeth on High Rank monsters, but hearing about new skills and immediately putting them into practice in the field is an excellent way to learn about the game from the ground up.

«The Department for Education has already published three useful reports on workload reduction and is continuing to work to ensure that the advice is put into practice in schools.

[Each] provides something new to learn and put into practice in our schools.»

You can impress any stakeholder with a stunning zoom - in feature of the corporate logo synced with music for an intro or some cool animation with conditional action - variable features, but if your learners don't get what you're really trying to teach them and be able to put it into practice in their job, you've kinda sunk the battleship.

An excellent lesson plan, easy to put into practice in the classroom.

Finding a positive way to transform depopulated rural communities into ecovillages is considered relatively easy to get socially accepted, and has been put into practice in Bangladesh, Cambodia, and India.

Education Week spent six months reporting on how the District of Columbia's vision of the common - core English / language arts standards is being put into practice in one 8th grade classroom at one school, Stuart - Hobson Middle School on Capitol Hill.

Using an article about labor leader Cesar Chavez's grape boycott and hunger strike, these students at Stuart - Hobson Middle School are doing a «close read,» a skill prized by the new Common Core State Standards being put into practice in the District of Columbia.

Play Unified's Young Ambassadors are encouraged and supported to develop leadership skills which they can put into practice in their schools and communities because schools are key hubs for shaping the attitudes and values of the future generation.

In a lengthy response sent to Schools Week at 7.30 pm last night, DET said a «uniquely creative individual created a vision and put it into practice in a way few could ever have achieved.

And when put into practice in the classroom, can have a powerful effect on the child, classroom, and school climate.

Miller, who was an elementary education major with a STEM focus, had many opportunities to develop STEM lessons and put them into practice in the classroom throughout her studies.

For seventh - grade language arts teacher Brenda Olszewski, Thomas Johnson's recognition shows that everyone «is on equal ground» — a philosophy she puts into practice in her classroom every day.

However, you need to know where you stand because you may get overcharged a lot without noticing by falling to many tricks that some lenders put into practice in order to deceive customers.

The American Dream Downpayment Assistance Act was put into practice in late 2003 by George W. Bush.

Because the theory isn't easy to put into practice in Canada.

Both days will feature a seminar focused on the scrutiny of historical and recent examples of art criticism, as well as a writing exercise in which the fruit of those discussions can be put into practice in the context of the Royal Academy's summer exhibition programme.

The winners of the competition will not only enjoy fame and fortune (there is a cash prize), but their ideas will actually be put into practice in a to - be-announced US city, and could end up forming the basis for a new approach to city building.Urban Re: Vision is currently in contact with four different American cities, and hopes to eventually distill the ideas from its competitions into a single experimental city block, planned and built with an eye toward total, integrated sustainability.

Also, a balancing and settlement system (BSS) was put into practice in November 2004 to create a market where uncontracted generation can be traded, and actual implementation of the BSS started on August, 1st 2006 following a 21 - month virtual implementation period.

During law school Mr. Brown had the privilege of clerking for Morgan & Morgan's senior trial lawyer, Keith Mitnik, and learning from him the skills that he has now put into practice in courtrooms across the Southeast on behalf of his clients.

Even those that think they already know this realize that they're not putting it into practice in all of their marketing materials.