| The Elders we interviewed for the video provided this information in a non-threatening, honest manner. |
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| Sara made for it in a roundabout way to give them a little time to prepare for her, trying to seem as non-threatening as possible. |
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| A simple example of applied sociometry is to have group members make a selection on the basis of a simple, non-threatening criterion. |
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| Area vulcanologists said seismic activity remained at stable, non-threatening levels. |
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| Parents are encouraged to reflect on Cambodian values and cultural practices in a non-threatening, open atmosphere. |
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| One of the best ways to handle the situation is to discuss it with the parties in a relaxed, non-threatening manner. |
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| First, we need to talk about what is bothering us in a safe, non-threatening environment. |
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| To help students learn about the Federal Government in a non-threatening and fun way. |
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| Key to the success of courtworkers is their ability to provide one-on-one service in a non-threatening manner. |
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| When properly done in a non-threatening manner, tests can be an effective pedagogical tool, encouraging learners to make their best effort. |
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| The goal of these games is to foster a positive, non-threatening image of police officers for elementary-aged students. |
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| When Sonny did embark on a comeback he went to Europe and reeled off a series of wins against some non-threatening pugilists. |
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| The true purpose of performance reviews is actually a non-threatening and useful exercise. |
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| You may find yourself feeling at ease, happy and relaxed by the cheerful non-threatening atmosphere of a gay venue. |
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| The experience of prisons in which needles have been made available shows that they can be made available in a manner that is non-threatening to staff and indeed seems to increase staff's safety. |
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| The officers address individuals in a soft and calm voice, making sure their body language is open and non-threatening. |
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| Global weather appears to be mostly non-threatening for the time being. |
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| Yet mummies – who are effectively zombies in medicinal giftwrap – are laughably non-threatening. |
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| Flirty, giggly and jiggly, this stereotype is young, usually blonde, and non-threatening. |
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| Vocalize your position in a positive, neutral, or at least, non-threatening manner. |
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| Because these solutions do not disturb the back-end processes of government, they are seen as non-threatening to established structures. |
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| They're comfortable, they're non-threatening. |
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| An acceptable, non-threatening, white woman. |
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| Apart from that one moment, it's all remarkably non-threatening. |
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| It's a non-threatening sort of impersonation, finally. |
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| This successfully cultivated a warm, non-threatening appeal. |
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| In a way, there's a non-threatening but uncomfortable sensation. |
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| As well, facilitators should be trained in the art of ensuring that the dynamics of the restorative meeting remain positive and non-threatening and that a balance is maintained during the discussions. |
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| That means, firstly, providing a non-threatening environment. |
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| In programs with senior volunteers, a child or teenager can find an older friend who is non-threatening, and who will take the time to listen and to understand. |
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| The males are less responsive to non-threatening fish like topminnows. |
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| What do you think about restocking the forest of Angkor Thom with non-threatening wildlife, such as green peafowl, leaf monkeys or small predators? |
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| This provided a non-threatening way to turn in applications because the completed forms were viewed by students as opportunities to win movie tickets, CDs, tee shirts and duffle bags. |
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| An accessible and non-threatening mechanism must be in place to ensure that allegations of unprofessional behavior hindering the learning environment can be investigated impartially. |
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