Sentence examples for better involve from inspiring English sources

"They better involve local people in decision making; they are based on cooperation rather than conflict.

And he laid out new policies to streamline the clearance process and better involve the White House Counsel's Office.

In this practical program, learn how to apply an Agile approach to better involve your customers, embrace change, facilitate human interaction and achieve results.

So if you are going to buy one that is for them — not you — you had better involve them in the process.

It also looks at the administrative procedures such as balancing security and usability for users on a network, along with raising security awareness to better involve the user bases of security processes.

Winfred Ngabiirwe, the executive director of Global Rights Alert, told journalists in Kampala: "We would also like government to make a binding commitment by agreeing to take tangible steps to better involve the citizens in the development of the oil and gas sector".

What we want is a properly self-regulated press (like most other trades and professions) with outsiders better involved and for the law to be applied – to everyone.

This kind of collaboration among the academies will improve with time, he adds, in particular by better involving academy members in the process.

Burnham said he was amenable to looking at ideas such as lowering the membership fee for joining the party and making all members better involved, which could possibly have helped to stop issues snowballing into more serious problems.

It was complex: making the system work better involved rewriting rules on matters such as capital adequacy, with which nobody outside the business could reasonably be expected to get to grips.

"Men will be more able to get better involved with the caring of their children from the earliest stages and evidence shows this sort of involvement has significant benefits for children's educational and emotional development in later life".