The United States was the prime negotiator in the July 14 agreement between world powers and Iran to curtail Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions, and its engagement is essential for implementing it.
The fine writing and its engagement with the Big Subjects (war, love, duty, redemption) signal its ambitions to be more than a sophisticated beach book, yet everything feels loosely sketched.
Known as MAS and opened in May 2011, the museum has gathered a permanent collection of 470,000 ethnographic, folk and maritime artifacts from other Antwerp institutions and mounts exhibitions about the city and its engagement with the world.
At the ABP meeting last month, vice chair Jose Meijer was confronted by hundreds of investors and questioned for more than an hour and a half over divestment, carbon risk and its engagement with Royal Dutch Shell.
The prime purpose of this study of theories of art in late 18th and 19th-century Germany was to demonstrate that theorising about art at its best and most exacting brought into play philosophical questions about the operations of the mind and its engagement with material phenomena.
After two years in which thousands of socially owned enterprises have been sold (many to companies from countries which took part in the 1999 bombing of Yugoslavia), last month's World Bank report was lavish in its praise of the Djindjic government and its "engagement of international banks in the privatisation process".
Its revenue is growing 25percentt week over week, and its engagement figures are pretty good too.
Second component, namely the fasteners and its engagement strength with deck have been quantified for variations of its design, size and sources.
And its engagement had dwindled to just 6 million users per month — a measly 3% of its registered users.
PD-1 is present on T lymphocytes and its engagement by PD-L1 results in the negative regulation of T cell functions [2].
