Sentence examples for broad and engaged from inspiring English sources

"I've reached the conclusion, retrospectively, now that the inadequate intelligence and faulty conclusions are being revealed, that all things being considered, it was a mistake to launch that military action, especially without a broad and engaged international coalition," he wrote.

I believe that addressing these challenges will require an unprecedented degree of cooperation among different perspectives and disciplines, across research methods and epistemologies, and among a broad and engaged community of research and practice.

"FourTwoNine is going to appeal to a broad and engaged readership," Kevin Sessums, the magazine's editor-in-chief, said in a press release.

From a small business based in Oulton Broad, Suffolk, and engaged in hiring out cabin cruisers for those who wanted to cruise the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads, James Hoseason, who has died aged 82, developed an international holiday firm.

We are dedicated to building a broad, supportive, and engaged community within the department.

"The UVA board missed a sensitivity to the broader community and engaged in what I call top-down management -- which they have the authority to do, but which is not consistent with an inclusive approach valued in higher education".

This is such a pity when libraries have so much to offer, from a safe place with free resources (including internet access) to do homework, to volunteering opportunities, to chances to be part of the broader community and engage with different people of all ages who share an interest in reading, creative writing or the many other activities libraries often host workshops and groups about.

This sort of academic star is averse to broad and democratic collaborations and engaged projects spanning continents, disciplines and languages.

To enhance credibility of the data, the first author had extended engagement and communication with participants throughout the broader program development study and engaged them in member checking following the focus group analyses.

Successful reunion campaigns engage broad volunteer participation and engage in strong, focused planning beginning early in their reunion year.

And she fell in love, at 15, with Tony Irvin, her brother's tutor; they went dancing ("mine was the first generation of country-house girls allowed to go to dances unchaperoned"), went sailing on the Broads, and became engaged when she was 19.