"We are engaged in increased engineering work along the fence between Gaza and Israel.
Over the last couple of decades, urban areas around the world have been engaged in increasing initiatives, practices and experiments with a view to achieving social, economic and environmental sustainability.
Over the last couple of decades, urban areas in China context have been engaged in increasing initiatives and practices with views to facilitate people's lives and intensively utilize land resources.
For more than six months, after James A. Kelly, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, first presented North Korea with evidence that it was cheating on its 1994 nuclear freeze agreement with the United States, the two countries have been engaged in increasing threats.
For over 30 years, at the National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC), for example, which I have been honored to lead for the past five, we have been engaged in increasing the ability and opportunity for underserved communities to not only produce public media content but to have a platform for their voices to be heard in crucial public dialogue.
(4 A.M. Thursday, E.S.T). The press spokesman of the General Prosecutor's office reports: The organs of civil and military prosecution are engaged in activities designed to insure increased protection for the basic interests of the state and citizens under martial law conditions.
The size of the discount program and the overcharges are growing, in part because President Bush and Congress are engaged in a major bipartisan effort to increase community health centers for low-income patients.
"Our teachers are benefiting from increased confidence and are engaged in more professional learning.
In a study carried out in Italy, hospitalized children who were engaged in AAA increased their contact with their family members and medical team and stated that they felt motivated to communicate and strengthen their relationships, which suggests that the presence of the dog facilitated emotional expression (Caprilli and Messeri 2006).
Both focus on how students are engaging in popular resistance to increasing student debt and proposed tuition hikes that include a broader critique of the economic, social, and political conditions promoted by neoliberal ideology at universities across Canada and the United States.
