Sentence examples for engaged exclusively from inspiring English sources

The statement said that the company "will be engaged exclusively in the insurance business" after its emergence from bankruptcy, which it expects this spring.

Based on a perspective of social network, a growing body of transnationalism, or globalization from below, tried to decode the technology diffusion and transfer which were usually engaged exclusively with the transnational corporations and nation-states.

A severe illness finally convinced him to leave his refuge; he secured permission to return to Tunis, where he "engaged exclusively in scholarly work," completing much of his history.

While the tax code requires such groups to be engaged "exclusively" in social welfare activities, I.R.S. regulations have reduced the requirement to allow such groups to be only "primarily" engaged in such activities.

Indeed, as Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, recently noted, the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has been investigating the I.R.S.'s failure to enforce the law that requires tax-exempt groups to be engaged exclusively in social-welfare activities, not partisan politics.

Communes began as amalgamations of collective farms; but, in contrast to the collectives, which had been engaged exclusively in agricultural activities, the communes were to become multipurpose organizations for the direction of local government and the management of all economic and social activity.

More than half the polyamorists they know, however, engage exclusively in heterosexual relationships.

This Court pointed out that the corporation had a license to engage exclusively in interstate business.

Current law says the organizations must engage "exclusively" in so-called "social welfare" activities, while IRS regulations require that their "primary" purpose fall into that category.

Lampard AM, Maclehose RF, Eisenberg ME, Larson NI, Davison KK, Neumark-Sztainer D. Adolescents who engage exclusively in healthy weight control behaviors: Who are they?

Yamamoto is investigating one explanation for this increased public partisanship: the tendency of individuals to engage exclusively in social media that matches their pre-existing ideologies.