Sentences with phrase «start practicing its principles»

the Bible's great until you start practicing its principles: charity, doing unto others, etc..

Not exact matches

The fixed - income market has begun to embrace well - established principles and practices of sustainable investing, and debt investors are starting to engage with companies on ESG issues.

To live and practice the way of love as modeled by Jesus, one step we can take is to stop our evangelism strategies and techniques, and start living the principles of the Kingdom within our communities.

I love seeing them feeling amazing after a wonderful yoga flow and starting to incorporate the anatomical principles of Core - Strength into their practice.

I even started a health coaching practice and website based on these principles.

After Daniele transitioned into nutrition she worked in a Keto clinic as the principle nutritionist, opened a private practice, wrote a book, started a podcast, and now is about to embark on the conference circuit as a motivational speaker.

By utilizing these principles, administrators can make their schools have a more relevant learning culture, and once they start seeing results, they can start telling their stories through effective communication practices, he said.

For photographer Elia Alba, this was the guiding principle behind her decision to start an ongoing series of dinners five years ago, to accompany her developing portraiture practice documenting artists and cultural influencers of color.

In principle, again (practice might take a little more effort), you could build the entire system of factories, starting with a small number / amount, which would then expand exponentially as long as the managers kept the needed levels of production set that high.

It's my sincere hope that by adopting the principles laid out below, or at least starting the discussion, the lazy gardeners and foodies among us can take both our philosophy and our practice to the next level.

There are other sources of authority for the pro-project management argument, starting with the CBA Code of Professional Conduct mandate to serve clients in an «efficient manner» through the application of «adequate knowledge of the practice and procedures by which [legal] principles can be effectively applied.»

In 1973, this Department's predecessor agency, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare issued The Code of Fair Information Practice Principles establishing an important baseline for Start Printed Page 82469information privacy in the U.S..

Job Choices - February 2013 -(Page 2) Contents FEATURES Starting Your Job Search by Katharine S. Brooks Playing Fair: Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Job Seeker by the NACE Principles for Professional Practice Committee 8 Steps to Job - Search Success What Employers Want Social Media in Your Job Search Stoke Interest With Pinterest by Brie Weiler Reynolds Building Relevant Work Experience Sponsored by GE Tips for Maximizing Your Internship Experience Career Confidence by Kevin Gaw Researching Employers by Alicia Bervine, Anne Orange, and Jennifer Whetstone - Jackson The Art of Writing Job - Search Letters by William J. Banis 7 Letters Principles for Letter Writing Build the Resume Employers Want Resume Basics What Matters?

Today's Head Start programs typically profess strong commitment to the principle of family involvement, but in practice implementation is limited to two rather restricted forms: the first is the inclusion of some parents on the program's advisory board; the second involves meetings for parents at which staff members make presentations about some aspect of the program.

This week I have been starting the process of codifying the principles of practice in working with alienated children and their families for the development of training programmes.

From the start, our work has been situated at the intersection of child development theory, early learning principles, pedagogy, research, and innovative approaches to technology integration grounded in the principles of developmentally appropriate practice.

Dr. Warshak's starting point is the assertion is that mistaken beliefs about the genesis of parental alienation and appropriate remedies have shaped both socio - legal policy and therapeutic and legal practice in ways that have failed to meet children's needs during and after parental separation, and therefore are contrary to the principle of the best interest of the child.

It is the people, principles and practices of recovery from addiction that was started by Alcoholics Anonymous back