Sentence examples for decisions to engage from inspiring English sources

The evidence suggests that around 80% of decisions to engage or disengage are made on the basis of the relationship with an immediate manager.

The guidelines also instruct commanders to coach troops to not "automatically take the easy safe route when doing so requires the use of standoff weapons or indirect fire," and to practice drills "that include decisions to disengage, as well as decisions to engage".

Those who give unconditional backing to military attacks to demonstrate America's military strength and teach terrorists "a lesson", who cheerfully discuss on television where American planes will bomb as if playing a video game, should know that impulsive decisions to engage in war will aggravate the hostility towards the west felt by millions in Islamic countries and poverty-stricken regions.

A variety of factors may contribute to teachers' and administrators' decisions to engage in ECS.

And Carole Pateman (1983) similarly questions the choices alleged to underlie women's decisions to engage in prostitution.

Second, the authors show that high stakeholder scrutiny has a positive effect on firm decisions to engage substantively, not only symbolically.

It also represents a decision to engage the Conservatives on a battlefield of their choosing.

His decision to engage in deception, it turned out, was not a very smart move.

Of the man himself, played by Benicio Del Toro, Soderbergh observed that "once he made the decision to engage, he engaged fully".

The Obama administration's decision to engage Russia in diplomatic talks is a good but belated one.

She continued, "E & E's client list played no role in D.E.C.'s decision to engage them".