Sentence examples for better engaging from inspiring English sources

American commanders have also spoken of the importance of better engaging Afghan tribes as a weapon against Taliban encroachment.

Recommendations included improving early warning systems, better engaging disadvantaged communities, developing frameworks to link research, reducing food waste and more research into the links between conflict, instability and climate change.

The council has turned around a poorly performing children's service over the past six years by rebuilding confidence and stability in the system through listening to families and children, reducing caseloads and better engaging with social workers.

Preparing students for competitive careers in a constantly evolving workplace isn't just about changing the curriculum or better engaging students.

CipherHealth reaches out over the phone, through tablets, via email, text, or the web, better engaging patients in their care and building stronger relationships between patients and providers.

Unlike New Zealand's (Carr & May , 1993 2000; Nuttall, 2003) and Australia's (Sumsion et al., 2009) attention to the dynamics of creating and implementing curriculum documents, descriptions of the processes employed in Canada have not been published (unfortunately, we would say, as these processes are key to better engaging in such deliberations in the future).

"We want to develop even better and engaging experiences, and better tools," he said.

Instead, communities would be better off engaging in meaningful dialogue about how words lead to harmful behaviors and shunning individuals who persist in spewing hate speech.

The current crisis of confidence in the punch and judy politics of Westminster means the establishment needs to do much better at engaging citizens.

A recent study by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop found that, although enhanced e-books are better at engaging children, they're less effective for reading-comprehension skills than print editions.

Two important staff surveys carried out in early 2010 made it clear to construction firm, Skanska UK, that they needed to be better at engaging employees, clients and supply chain firms in sustainability.