Sentence examples for call to engage from inspiring English sources
It is also an outstanding way to enable young people to answer President Obama's call to engage in public service.
On Friday, John O. Brennan, President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser, telephoned Mr. Saleh, urging that "representatives of all sectors of the Yemeni opposition should respond constructively to President Saleh's call to engage in a serious dialogue to end the current impasse," a White House statement said.
In response to the speech in the stadium, John Brennan, President Obama's counterterrorism adviser, issued a statement from the White House praising Saleh and declaring, "All sectors of the Yemeni opposition should respond constructively to President Saleh's call to engage in a serious dialogue to end the current impasse".
Whether Obama actually stays away from Durban II is most likely to depend on his cost-benefit analysis of sacrificing Israel vs. heeding the siren's call to engage.
This is a call to engage locally with public institutions, a call to invest in communities that have been struggling with diversifying their economies".
Although much of the piece is preoccupied with death, what emerges overall is a raucous call to engage with life.
"As Christians, you're called to engage with the world: that's the whole nature of the Incarnation.
But in the past, the agencies' regulator has resisted calls to engage in principal write-downs because he fears they may incur undue losses.
Pay attention to the ordinary calls to engage, messages on your answering machine telling you to buck up, it's not so bad, from the ex, siblings, people who care.
The Emergency Committee for Israel, a conservative group, has run a TV advertisement and has a Web site calling Mr. Hagel an inappropriate choice for the Defense Department, citing some of his votes against sanctions on Iran and Libya and his calls to engage in direct talks with groups like Hamas.
