Sentences with phrase «real allies»

This incident left me with lingering questions about how educators can become real allies to our parents, particularly across racial and class differences.

They work to bring their understanding and experience to parents, so that parents can become real allies to their disabled children.

His only real ally comes in police detective Emily Sanders (Charlize Theron), a sympathetic single mother who increasingly invests in the inquiry while trying to maintain professionalism.

Lib Dem Coalition ministers do have a number of possible & real allies on equality measures even amongst senior Conservatives (e.g. May & occasionally also Cameron); amicable discussion should be retained in this dimension.

«However, moving forward, our governor is going to need real allies in Albany to help the people of New York,» he said, citing Gipson priorities including raising the minimum wage which is opposed by the Senate GOP.

Says that we have to be careful when it comes to Israel not only because it is the only real ally we have in that part of the world, but because there are groups like Hamas that do not recognize Israel and you can't talk with groups that do not recognize the nation.

Russia and China are no real allies here for the EU.

For the first couple of years, Cattrall had a real ally on set in the form of series creator and producer Darren Star.

Dating websites that focus on providing interracial dating services can be a real ally for you in the search of your interracial love.

Caring about the suffering of farmed animals is a great first step — take your compassion further and be a real ally to farmed animals!

Here, a doula may be essential in helping to relieve some of the anxiety or exhaustion that the woman's partner may feel — she's the back - up and a real ally, just in case the partner needs to sleep or take a break.

She calls the Lovelands «real allies.»

When I explained how much the trip mattered to me, she even changed into a real ally; she broke a rule by giving me a seat on a flight that was theoretically blocked.I was the psychiatrist, but she was the one who had completely mastered the emotions of the conversation.