Sentence examples for beginning to involve from inspiring English sources

And when you hear that American politicians were beginning to involve the FBI.

While the United States military has been the overwhelming force during the first phase of the conflict, the British role is more vital now that the campaign is beginning to involve ground troops.

The report claimed that "the Muslims inflated the number [of deaths] in order to accomplish what they wanted from the very beginning – to involve the international community in the conflict with Serbs".

In mid-life he began to involve himself in politics.

It is also full of increasingly grisly details as the investigation begins to involve mosquitoes as malaria carriers.

When she begins to involve herself with their cause, Dollie discovers a sense of belonging that she never felt before.

On the evening Hank posted his statement on Hacker News, outsiders began to involve themselves in his and Adria's story.

But to make these cuts easier to achieve, and to begin to involve poor countries in the fight against global warming, the treaty also set up the CDM.

But the N.R.A. has begun to involve itself in lower court nominations as well, where it can work its will in the shadows.

In the mid-1930s, whilivinging in Barcelona, Varo began to involve herself in Surrealism and joined the avant-garde artists' group Logicophobista.

If so, their placement could represent another step in an ominous escalation in the standoff, which began with coast guard and other nonmilitary ships, but has recently begun to involve more heavily armed navy ships.