Sentence examples for elected to engage from inspiring English sources

The Tree Of Life suggests that Terrence Malick has now elected to engage openly and directly with the director he superficially most resembles: Stanley Kubrick.

An editorial in the Toledo Blade said, "In taking his vocation seriously, [Joss] was, in return, taken seriously by the people, who recognized in him a man of more than usual intelligence and one who would have adorned any profession in which he had elected to engage".

If you elect to engage in a live video chat with a representative of the Guardian, the Guardian will record the video chat and retain it in its records.

Families should be made aware of the dangers and counseled that if they elect to engage in this activity, extreme caution is necessary and that the child's legs need to be secured such that their feet will not catch the slide's surfaces.

In his letter, he says, "More importantly, I write to encourage you to aggressively pursue all available legal remedies to enjoin and prevent these illegal actions, and to prosecute any who may elect to engage in them in spite of your preemptive efforts".

This occurs as individuals elect to engage in various activities with others in order to pursue their leisure, familial, ethnic, local environments, or wider political interests" [ 7], p. 654.

Elect Representatives and Senators ready to work WITH our duly elected president, to engage in genuine dialogue.

I have no doubt that the same great minds who are actively driving new platforms for commerce and engagement can formulate a new product (or adapt an existing one) that allows elected officials to engage the American people in a civic environment without paid ads and political spending.

But the question is, Will it continue to work if the current war drags on or the president, if re-elected, decides to engage in further preventive wars?

In any case, we don't elect presidents to engage in postmodern speculation about freaky alternative legal regimes that might obtain under science-fiction conditions and still satisfy human emotional aspirations and formal conditions of justice.

This sense of enduring responsibility to both the living and the dead carries over into her fiction, helping determine her narrative strategies: whose stories she has elected to tell and which characters engage her sympathies; the ways in which the ironies and contradictions, the complexities and compromises, of life in wartime find their way into her work.