Cox et al. (2012) suggests that, "engaging students in authentic projects that will allow them to explore the implications of their work for engineering and for other sectors (e.g., the larger society)… [to] engage in projects that relate to engagement with diverse stakeholders" (Cox et al. 2012, page 68).
In relation to engagement with technical systems of work, how staff used, and engaged with the technical system of work, influenced how work was propelled and practiced.
Outside government, the debate has the same quality of reversion to form, as opposed to engagement with the problem.
But to us, British society attaches much more emotion when it comes to engagement with China, such as sense of pride and national dignity.
The Obama administration already showed an openness to engagement with Cuba in 2009 by removing restrictions on travel and remittances for Cuban Americans.
But he also made clear that the United States would continue to pursue sanctions while leaving the "door open to engagement with Iran".
In outline Mr. Pierce's drama sounds not unlike the company's current "4000 Miles," Amy Herzog's play about a grandmother coaxing her grandson back to engagement with the world.
Beckett uses a strange ballet of banana consumption as a sort of comic curtain raiser, stirring us to engagement with this forbidding character.
But the newly elected South Korean government, which takes office in late February, is pledged to engagement with the North, and is operating in an atmosphere of notably strong anti-American sentiment.
At the very least, the treaty allows Mr Putin to show the world he has alternatives to engagement with the West.Two other formerly Soviet countries are undeterred by Russia's aggression.
Developing plans for sustainable consumption will require a lot more research to determine what levels of harvesting — if any — can safely continue, in addition to engagement with local people, Dr. Robards said.
