Sentence examples for engaged on one from inspiring English sources

But Kennedy also engaged on one of the female justices' key questions whether the burden that weakening the contraception mandate would impose on women is greater than the burden that enforcing it would place on business owners.

"Advertisers running campaigns in the Audience Network are reaching new people they hadn't yet engaged on one of LinkedIn's owned and operated properties," writes Divye Raj Khilnani, a product manager at LinkedIn.

The CLSC network design, with long-term and strategic connotations, involves selection of an integrated network of partner organizations to be engaged on one hand in the forward supply chain processes relevant to families of existing and new products and also involved in reverse supply chain activities relevant to reconstruction of the returned products.

Now, virtually all of the Yemeni troops that had worked with the U.S. are engaged on one side or another of a three-pronged political struggle between the remnants of the Hadi government, supporters of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and the Houthi faction, U.S. officials say.

"The worry of any system is when it becomes fixed, rather than engaging on a one-to-one basis to find out what an individual writer needs.

Children studying music are required to engage with and project intense adult emotions, are seen and judged physically as well as aurally, and are catapulted into a cloistered and often solitary world, surrounded by powerful guru-like figures with whom they engage on a one-to-one basis, and who may have the potential to make or break their future career.

Here's how it happened: I just innocently changed my status to "engaged" one night on a wine whim, thinking it was no big deal, thinking it was the equivalent to "in an open relationship" or "swinger".

People may say, 'You are saying to engage on the one hand but they seem to be calling you dishonest on the other hand.' "It undermines the position of Muslim leaders".

The DG is the "gateway" to the hippocampus and is believed to engage, on the one hand as a barrier for extraneous or irrelevant information (Lemon et al 2009) and on the other hand to subserve pattern separation (Hunsaker et al. 2008).

The willingness and ability to engage one-on-one is still one of our most precious grasps on the democratic process, but it is increasingly scarce.

It's the same challenge as in videogame design, and it's not surprising that both forms find similar solutions: active objects, exploring rich environments, set-pieces to watch, limiting opportunities to engage one-on-one with the actors, rules-based systems so participants aren't confused about what to do next.