| When it comes to an issue as personal as financial literacy, this attention to individualizing the learning experience is all the more important. |
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| In individualizing the meal plan, the diabetes educator needs to take food-related social and family norms into account. |
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| Make sure that you involve qualified professionals in individualizing your exercise regimen and remember to check out their qualifications. |
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| Case management plays a key role in individualizing treatment in prison and facilitating social reintegration. |
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| The new techniques for managing human resources are individualizing the assessment of performance. |
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| The location metaphor has the effect of individualizing the knower only one individual can occupy a place at a time. |
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| These laws for the protection of collective rights were reformed little by little until 1983, when they passed a law to abolish the traditional system of land tenancy, individualizing the property of the land. |
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| They emphasized the importance of individualizing training to be specific to the needs of the core member, as well as the significance of ongoing and 'refresher' training. |
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| A key implementation issue was to achieve the balance between standardizing and individualizing the SAP landscape so that the entire system can be easily maintained and upgraded. |
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| This author examines the impact of individualizing forces on one Northern community and how they have affected the community member's ability and desire to address interpersonal conflict, addressing the Northern environment. |
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| It is as though, having chosen a historically and emotionally resonant setting, Ma Jian felt exempted from the task of individualizing and animating his characters on the page. |
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| You can say all the Serbs are the same, instead of individualizing. |
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| It offered its cooperation regarding reconciliation, including through the role of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and domestic courts in individualizing responsibilities. |
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| Chapter 5 criticizes the strong current tendency to interpret behaviours on the basis of individualizing theories, with a pragmatic approach to the detriment of intellectual and policy debates. |
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| Firmly believes in the importance of the teacher-student relationship, focuses on individualizing the learning process and encouraging children to participate actively in the world around them. |
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