Kate Watkins, director of the Welsh NHS Employers Unit, says PSMW's innovation has been to systematise the process, training mentors to a common standard. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Beginning with Shakespeare, however, a parallel literary tradition serves not to systematise, but to problematise the discourses used to assert the legitimacy with which control over law and government is exercised. ❋ Dan Ernst (2009)
Richard Rorty characterises 20th century philosophy as a distinction between those that 'edify' and those that 'systematise'. ❋ Unknown (2009)
He began to make notes in his diary; it would help, he thought, to understand exactly what was happening, systematise it a little. ❋ Anuradha Roy (2008)
It is only the pressure to systematise that leads us to infer that, if it is X's particular obligation in S to Ï, then this must be because there is a general obligation, on any ❋ Chappell, Timothy (2006)
Edward at length retired, his mind agitated by a variety of new and conflicting feelings, which detained him from rest for some time, in that not unpleasing state of mind in which fancy takes the helm, and the soul rather drifts passively along with the rapid and confused tide of reflections than exerts itself to encounter, systematise, or examine them. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Europe is only beginning to systematise the adhibition of air, exercise, and simple living. ❋ Unknown (2003)
In physics, though, we try to systematise and to find as many general concepts as possible. ❋ Unknown (2001)
He sets out to combat error, to systematise the truth, to present a philosophy that can serve as a basis for the various branches of knowledge, and to offer philosophy as an aid to theology. ❋ Cleary, Denis (2001)
There should also be measures to promote and systematise early detection and development of sporting talent, it said. ❋ Unknown (2000)
Small and medium sized companies will be encouraged to begin training, to develop a sustainable training capability, while larger companies will be encouraged to systematise the training they do and to target more of their training at the upgrading of people at the lower end of the occupational structures. ❋ Unknown (1997)
Negotiations at senior level must be held with the host authorities to smoothen and systematise the process of clearing consignments. ❋ Unknown (1989)
Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, one of the first to systematise deism, when in doubt whether he should publish his "De Veritate," as advised by ❋ William T. Stead (N/A)
Thus, _e. g._, the instinct of mere self-preservation may pass into the desire to attain a certain standard of life, or to maintain a certain social status; the instinct of curiosity into the desire to find out and to systematise knowledge for its own sake. ❋ Alexander Darroch (N/A)
When attempts were made to systematise these sayings, all were treated as alike authentic, and, as traditional, exerted their share of influence upon the formation of canon law. ❋ C.H. Becker (N/A)
But not merely did Davy summarise and systematise the various results arrived at by others, he also made many valuable contributions to the science himself. ❋ Charles Morton Aikman (N/A)
Nor can it be fairly set against this conclusion, that there are certain myths which are not mere explanations of traditional practices, but exhibit the beginnings of larger religious speculation, or of an attempt to systematise and reduce to order the motley variety of local worships and beliefs. ❋ Robert Ezra Park (1926)
She has a right to consider her resources, to organise her forces, and to systematise them so that her products and her industries may find their way to these desolated spots with credit and profit to herself and also as contributing to the great work of world-building. ❋ Unknown (1915)
