Sentence examples for bid to involve from inspiring English sources

But, flippancy aside, the McDonald's sponsored report Backing Soft Skills is essential reading, particularly as its recommendations move forward in a bid to involve civil society via the education sector, voluntary and youth groups.

The head of the intelligence services, who strongly opposed Ghani's bid to involve Pakistan in the peace process, resigned on Thursday, highlighting divisions in the national security apparatus.

In a bid to involve their fans for This Is War, Thirty Seconds to Mars held an event, called The Summit, at the Avalon Club in Los Angeles, where they invited fans to provide backing vocals and percussion.

Rowling said that the studio came to her first with the suggestion, but she said she made her own bid to be involved.

McCoist has been told that both bids are likely to involve a "new company" situation but does not believe such a scenario would mean liquidation.

The appraisal of a neutral expert might have steered Judy and Mario toward a more appropriate bid while avoiding the need to involve a real-estate agent.

There has been resentment over how the protocol has evolved, and the secrecy and legal constraints that surrounded the process for groups bidding to be involved has had the appearance of attempting to stifle debate.

England Handball is running regular recruiting events in a bid to get people involved, with most at a beginner level.

The government is considering issuing only 12-month probationary licences at the age of 18 in a bid to cut accidents involving young motorists.

Firearms discharges have decreased by 31percentt from last year, and the Matrix team has undertaken a number of successful initiatives and operations in a bid to disrupt those involved in gun crime.

In a bid to put a scandal involving inflated circulation figures behind it, Newsday told advertisers yesterday that it will cut advertising rates for the next 16 months.