Sentence examples for effectively engaging with from inspiring English sources

Understanding societal perceptions is central to effectively engaging with the public, and informing an improved approach to future pro-environmental engagement and behaviour.

National health organisations and academic researchers need to ensure that they are rapidly disseminating quality-assured information and effectively engaging with healthcare professionals and the public.

Appreciation of flexibility within diabetes prevention programmes has been recognised, 29 as has the need to overcome known barriers to effectively engaging with minority ethnic communities.

R20: The OED and Regional Directors should ensure that performance appraisals of country representatives incorporate an assessment of their competencies for effectively engaging with corporate priorities, including the CEP.

The pilot provided an important example of the health sector determining their role in addition to effectively engaging with WASH actors to address facility-focused improvements in areas of overlapping operations.

Caregivers' capacity to effectively engage with healthcare providers was also included (Active engagement with healthcare providers).

"Sometimes civil society groups lack the necessary financial and human capacity to effectively engage with policy makers and influence change".

I hope there is recognition that we have very effectively engaged with patients, parents and families and placed them right in the middle of our decision making process.

I have worked with dozens of schools across the UK where TAs are barely utilised and given minimal guidance, support or training to be able to effectively engage with our most vulnerable children.

But why is it that an NGO and a private consortium "discover" facts that have been known in many scholarly circles for 40 years but that ELT has failed to effectively engage with?

Of the 14 languages the Metropolitan police accepts as a second language "to more effectively engage with the community" (Met candidates must have second language, 21 July), six are European: Italian, German, Greek, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese.