Sentence examples for be engaged to group from inspiring English sources
Physicians with experience of treating infectious diseases could be engaged to group treatments as 1. drugs which they would use in patients who are very ill; 2. those drugs which would be of concern as they may do more harm than good and 3. those drugs which might be used regardless (to explore if effective).
Participants who indicated their willingness to participate in the focus group sessions, had their contact details forwarded to the Multicultural Centre for Women's Health staff, who were engaged to undertake the focus group sessions.
Peer educators among the HIV-positive IDUs were identified through local health workers and PLHIV self-help groups, and were engaged to recruit the participants and to act as focus group discussion moderators.
The more lateral region of BA7 previously reported by other groups was engaged to a similar degree by both spatial and temporal versions of the conjunction search task.
During the SCE interventions, existing community groups were engaged to assess non-technical quality care components in selected health facilities.
"I first lived here in the mid-'70s, when I was engaged to Bryan Ferry (singer with the rock group Roxy Music).
Research by both Ipsos-Mori and the Henley Centre also back up the need for us to be engaged as groups to give us the support to shift our actions and opinions.
"Here the children have a chance to sit around tables, and to be engaged in group activities," said Project Officer Barbara Atherly of UNICEF's Tsunami Recovery Programme.
"I think even you guys will be surprised by the number of senators that are going to be engaged," he told a group of reporters in the Capitol, adding that it will take time.
As they teamed up, using separate consoles to take on the forces of evil in popular shoot-em games like Strike Force, Starcraft and Mu, some of them could be said to be engaging in group activity, but just barely.
