The essay's strength is in its direct engagement of the reader, which takes place on more than one level.
These paradigm shifts include direct engagement of patients and other stakeholders at every stage of the research process, from initial conception to dissemination of results.
As in Greek tragedy, this films distanced determinism vies with the direct engagement of the characters to affect the richest form of drama, a purity of emotion.
The direct engagement of the British people is now essential in order to address the triple challenge of a government defying the sovereignty of parliament, an ever more divided country, and mounting distrust between parliament and people.
In Italy, or anywhere else that charts a similar path in the era of distributed power, such a deliberative ballast is as essential to good governance as inviting the direct engagement of citizens in government.
Mr. Win Tin said, "If the direct engagement of the U.S. will result in the release of all political prisoners and in a revision of the 2008 Constitution, then dialogue could begin between us and the junta, and we would consider running in the election".
Overall, SLCP contains both innovative elements (volunteerism and the direct engagement of farmers) as well as components that hark back to policies and mindsets of decades past (the program's top-down, simplified contract structure, lack of sufficient consultation with local communities and rural households, and campaign-style mobilization).
The program aims to increase the direct engagement of fellows with the research and policy staff of the academy and provide the public with access to the wealth of knowledge that the academy's fellows possess through public communication and media interviews.
This improvement enabled the direct engagement of a SSPI child in the participatory design practices, which is shown by the case study of designing with the child MI.
