Sentence examples for and engaging with communities from inspiring English sources
His fish-out-of-water performances colliding art and life to absurd effect have, most famously, seen him don Joseph Beuys's famous guise of artist-shaman, strapping antlers to his head and engaging with communities.
Unmiss soldiers refused to conduct foot patrols near UN bases and instead would "peer out from the tiny windows of armoured personnel carriers, an approach ill-suited to detecting perpetrators of sexual violence and engaging with communities to provide a sense of security".
We have already reported on what the money will be used for – recruitment and training of game wardens, expanding conservancy areas, lobbying governments and engaging with communities in Kenya – and you will have regular updates on how your cash is being spent.
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The third barrier was attributed to a lack of funding and resources dedicated to promoting palliative care and engaging with communities.
Modifying approaches to health care and engaging with communities, however, is not likely to occur at large scale without enabling policy, and the support of the health and education system in general [ 52].
Essentially this school of thought is a global movement of people engaging with the teachings in the modern world, encouraging meditation, engagement with the arts, supporting each other and engaging with the community.
By re-joining the conversation when it was relevant and engaging with the community, we were invited to a wedding and have gained a heap of additional content we had not initially planned for.
Essential steps include conducting studies into local beliefs and practices to better understand the source of accusations, as well as engaging with communities and traditional and spiritual leaders.
Countless are the architects who talk of engaging with communities, wielding Post-it notes and collaborative board games, but Assemble do it for real, often embedding themselves in places for months at a time.
