Príklady valorize

• Their pedagogy is designed to valorize females, for example by teaching history in a woman-centred way.

• "I think there is an intrinsic part of the American culture that valorizes the rugged individualist who solves his own problems," he said.

• American education valorizes individual merit and initiative, which challenges a traditional Filipino preference for collective accomplishment.

• Are there any universal tools that can support the industry in valorizing their residues?

• Instead, he emphasizes that social circumstances constrain human behavior, and he tends to valorize that behavior as the key to knowledge about the world.

• To lament the loss of an embodied architecture is to valorize concepts of craft and the handmade.

• A number of exhibitions aimed at valorizing the collections are organized in the entry hall and accessible to the public for free.

• The capital is valorized because a new output value has been created, but the value-increase is not (fully) "realized" by its owner.

• At many of these universities the administrations tend to valorize their schools' radical past of protest and dissent, even advertising it in their recruitment materials.

• Furthermore, these have not already been valorized by the gallery system and the auction-house circuit...

• It consists of rationalizing, valorizing and modernizing both the university foundations and their various systems of functioning.

• In addition, it is useful to valorize degraded and marginal areas because it will contribute to the improvement of phytomass in this case.

• These are then managed in order to sustain and valorize that significance.

• The only function of this process lies in its ability to valorize.

• Yet, because valorizing moderation is not an active response, prudence entails the transformation of moderation into a fitting response, making it a flexible situational norm.

• The next step is the selection of the investment banks which will valorize the company.

• Often, the youth have already developed skills in dancing, singing, and percussion activities which, generally not valorized, take on importance in the social circus.

• Contests and prizes can be a way of directing public opinion and on doing so, valorizing this or that artist that aims financial or social advantages.

• Boundary work happens when one group of people valorize their own social position by comparing themselves to another group, who they perceive to be inferior in some way.