Sentence examples for Offering engagement from inspiring English sources

Offering engagement with the Iranians was worth a go, but has produced nothing yet.

"For the last six years we have pursued a twin-track policy offering engagement but being prepared to apply pressure.

If the pressure builds, Iran might be driven to the negotiating table, which it has avoided since Mr. Obama came to office offering "engagement".

TOM ARRIX, a regional vice president for sales at Facebook, said that as a new option, the company began offering "engagement ads" this fall.

He has made a point of changing America's tone and body language, reaching out to the Muslim world in Cairo, offering "engagement" to Iran, bowing to China's Hu Jintao and Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah.

THE hope in Europe that "soft power", offering engagement in place of confrontation, would encourage Iran to give up its dangerous nuclear ambitions seems set to collide with hard reality.

"Striking the right balance means responding effectively to the needs of diverse user groups and offering personalised engagement and support," says Anderson.

With these recent changes in mind, the questions we would like to address are: How do graduate programs remain academically rigorous while offering transdisciplinary engagement?

Offering greater engagement in return for verifiable arms control holds the best hope for nudging it toward a less totalitarian future and reducing the threat it poses to other countries.

The original goal was to present the 27-nation European Union bloc as an alternative to Moscow as a regional power center by offering greater engagement on economic and political issues.

(Aware that it has no means to enforce its hard-line policy towards the North without the backing of its allies, the Bush administration last month beat a hasty retreat, offering greater engagement in the latest round of six-party talks. Sadly, it may be too late).