Sentence examples for continue to actively engage from inspiring English sources
In disentangling the relationship between corporate political activity, resource acquisition, and the return of resource investment it is clear that the government is pivotal for the growth of firms in a transitional economy like China's, therefore family firms need to continue to actively engage in this type of corporate political activity.
"While we continue to actively engage with pilot and cabin crew unions across Europe, we expect further strikes over the peak summer period," said chief executive Michael O'Leary.
"What I am most excited about is to see what happens next, and to find ways to continue to actively engage members of the public in this dialogue".
He continues to actively engage with startups as a technical advisor and mentor.
This study highlights the continuing need to actively engage with at-risk communities, both in terms of education and training around appropriate responses to natural or official tsunami warnings, and their active participation in the defining, designing and implementation of risk management practice at a community level.
And, although it might seem as if engaging groundlessness would relieve existential suffering, the process of suffering and the groundlessness of one's world continue as losses accumulate and one's ability to actively engage groundlessness diminishes.
Both create "uncertainties about whether auditing professionals will continue to remain actively engaged in setting auditing standards and that auditors will have sufficient latitude to respond to the needs of both investors and public companies," the organization said.
"As part of our commitment to the future of PPPL's research program, we continue to be actively engaged in the broad range of strategic planning discussions taking place in the fusion community," Smith said.
Adopting the role of obstructionist would also place Zimbabwe at odds with many of its African neighbors, who continue to be actively engaged in implementing the FCTC.
As HIV rates continue to rise among black and Latino gay and bisexual men, the need to actively engage in cross-generational dialogue could not be greater.
