Sentence examples for active interest in issues from inspiring English sources

He hails from Subang Jaya, Malaysia and takes active interest in issues affecting international students, having spent over 6 years in the UK.

Perhaps an active interest in gritty issues does not seem like such a leap for rock stars — balladeers who speak to the heart and keep it real on the road — or serious actors like, say, George Clooney (messenger of peace for the U.N). in "Syriana" or Angelina Jolie (good-will ambassador for the U.N. Refugee Agency) in "A Mighty Heart".

Sir Michael pledged that Ofsted would continue to take an active interest in the issue in coming months and would criticise when funding was not being spent effectively on improving outcomes for disadvantaged pupils.

But it said the general population, who had not taken an active interest in the issue, would not be aware of the proportion of badgers expected to be culled.

The Australian Treasury is now starting to take an active interest in IPCC-related issues, and a letter to the British Treasury drawing attention to Castles-Henderson (evidently it failed to notice unassisted) has just received a positive, if long delayed, response.

So if you take an active interest in someone, you take an active interest in sharing with them your perspective on what they can do to improve.

In spite of his intense involvement with scientific research, he took active interest in industry, business, and development issues.

Take an active interest in his hobbies and activities.

They take an active interest in their pupils' work – and that of their staff.

Does she have an active interest in the markets?

The cardinal took an active interest in Michelangelo's works.