Sentence examples for both the engagements from inspiring English sources

Moreover, SRA has a reputation for being relatively selective about both the engagements it takes on and the acquisitions it makes.

The online quality will improve and provide both the engagement and networking now available in traditional schools at a very modest cost.

Ratings per valence for each condition indicated group differences only in the subjective experience of anger, with the violent offenders (VOF) reporting more anger during both the engagement (t 32) = 2.14, p = 0.040) as well as the distraction condition (t 32) = 2.54, p = 0.016) compared to the non-offender controls (NOC).

According to E! News, the Motown star is incredibly involved in her son's life and has taken a lead role in planning for both the engagement party and wedding.

In welcoming the move, I wrote an article in Korea Times entitled 'US Must Understand Myanmar's Diversity' on 6 October 2009 discussing that: "The new policy will provide a platform for the U.S. government to have access to both the engagement and isolation groups.

Therefore we conclude that the formation of these NAMB and its migratory phenotype requires both the engagement of a particular integrin(s) and its association with CD47.

Another notable item was the variety of interactions, which ranked in the top three in both the engagement and learning categories.

We evaluated both the stakeholder engagement process and the land use suitability maps.

When they promise to make best effort to get headquarters to be responsive, however, and then fail, local attitudes toward both the community engagement team and the parent company are likely to sour immediately.

In both the models, engagement of the DAD by the N-terminus is incompatible with actin filament formation on the FH2 domain.

"We are in ongoing discussions with the administration and we're encouraged by both the governor's engagement and [legislative leaders'] engagement," Cate said.