Sentences with phrase «things in a respectful way»

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Respectful questioning enables us not to be the sort of people who are in a paranoid suspicion of «Our leaders are always out to get us» and to think of authority as wrong, which is an unbiblical and ungodly way of seeing things.

I can only struggle with him and try to be respectful but it is hard because he says some good things in a very wrong way.

«He's brilliant the way he explains things and I think he is very respectful when he says what teams need to do better and what players need to do better in a game.

You never stop working, you never stop doing things because there's someone behind you — in a respectful way — who is giving absolutely everything in every single training session.

Cristiano Ronaldo used to be a lot like Eden Hazard, talented with pace, skill, and ball control, the only thing that was lacking was his goal scoring ability, now Ronaldo scores a lot more goals, but not in the most respectful way, it's annoying to see him dive.

I want to teach them how to use words, spoken in a respectful, kind, and appropriate way to move towards the things they want / need.

And while it is ok to tell someone that you do things differently at your Church, do it in a respectful, nonjudgmental way.

«I suspect that aboriginal communities would seek [an ownership stake and representation] along with other things to give them confidence that, in the privatized Hydro One world, past issues and future developments would be dealt with in a way that are sensitive, respectful and accommodating of their rights and interests.»

I thought I had been respectful to the employees of the acquired companies in previous transactions (and being acquired taught me some things about what works and doesn't on a human level), but one of the things I hadn't applied my mind to was figuring out a way to maximize the role of the acquired company's employees in ensuring the success of the transaction.

In the face of mountainous workloads, unrealistic deadlines, or other genuine grievances surrounding your role, the best thing you can do is find a respectful and sincere way to voice your concerns and carve a path towards a more manageable and productive working day.

When we do these things, we are able to support children with additional needs and their families in respectful and sensitive ways.

But, also, being open to understand what are the difficulties or concerns so that they're, you're indicating to the family that you know they're the most important people to the child, it's a responsibility that they're entrusting their child to you for this part of the day, that they will always be the experts on their child, and that the way they do things, from their own particular family and cultural background is something that you're, that you or I are interested in and respectful about, and that all of us have a shared concern to do the best for the children that we're with, but that we might have slightly different understandings about the way that we do that.