Sentence examples for Way of participation from inspiring English sources
Having taken over the baton from Rogge, the man with the musical surname has promised to "conduct the IOC in this way of participation, dialogue, consensus and motivation".
Attempts to make our politics more inclusive, on the other hand, repeatedly fail: all that the political parties offer in the way of participation is membership of one of their sects.
Captain del Pozo, who has a philosophy degree from Dartmouth College and a master's from Harvard, said that the department was "agnostic" about the debate and that the precinct "bases parking enforcement on accidents, injuries and valid complaints, and not as a way of participation in the local political process".
Or, ideally, invent a novel way of participation.
At kick-off phase, survey publicity, including flyers and media articles, were diffused to provide the selected individuals ample information about the study objectives, relevance to public health policies, ways of participation and participant's rights.
To solicit selected subjects to participate in the NESCaV project, an official letter was sent by the investigators to explain the study objectives, relevance to public health policies, ways of participation, tests to be performed, and participant's rights.
The cognition of the diversity of these diverse ways of participation accounts for the plurality of divine ideas.
Farmers overwhelmingly supported the idea of insurance-for-work and suggested several creative ways of participation (Brans et al. 2010; OA 2010; also see section 5.2).
A common way of conceptualizing participation has been to refer to different categories of patient participation combined with involvement of the individual in health care decision making [ 19].
"The whole country was embracing modernity at the time as a way of expressing participation in a new world, a free society," Mr. Quillen said.
In those cases, randomization can be seen as the fairest way of determining participation, while simultaneously allowing for rigorous measurement of the program's impact.
