Sentence examples for attempted to involve from inspiring English sources

He made efforts to gain international recognition, and attempted to involve the French government in his project, but these efforts proved unsuccessful: the French consul concluded that Tounens was insane, and Araucania and Patagonia was never recognized by any country.

King John II Casimir Vasa attempted to involve him in the unpopular plan of vivente rege – to bypass the traditions of the royal elections in Poland and instead chose the next successor to the Polish throne (John II Casimir favored Louis, Grand Condé) still during the life of the previous king.

Anyway, he attempts to involve Okwe in his schemes and we wonder whether this decent, driven man will be tempted.

The charity is attempting to involve local people in the redesign of slum areas in Freetown in Sierra Leone, Kingston in Jamaica and impoverished areas of New Orleans which were hit by Hurricane Katrina.

The following season the club was relegated again and Ms Brady was facing a mounting criticism from fans for supposedly attempting to involve herself with the football rather than the business.

Consequently, many educators and teachers including Koreans are steadily building interest in the role of fathers and attempts to involve fathers in children's learning and schooling are mounting.

The recently conceived and implemented REC mechanism in India attempts to involve various stakeholders in an economically efficient manner and has been effective in its first year of operation.

Later he wrote, "In vain did I protest that anyone in public life attempting to involve us in his fantasies can hardly complain if we involve him in ours".

When it became clear that Guy Carleton, the governor of Quebec, was fortifying Fort St. Johns, and was also attempting to involve the Iroquois in upstate New York in the conflict, Congress decided that a more active position was needed.

Future iterations should attempt to involve all parties earlier.

Studies on patient involvement show that physicians make few attempts to involve their patients who ask few questions if not facilitated.