Sentence examples for engaged to make from inspiring English sources

So, how can stakeholders be engaged to make CSR meaningful?

Franck Berton said he could do nothing while his client remained silent and that he was not engaged to make "social visits" to the jail.

"During that time, if there is a party moderating the agreement — the U.S., perhaps — it would be necessary for that party to stay engaged, to make sure that the process stays on course," he said.

These included regular writer for the Observer Lord Beveridge who in January 1947, five years after writing the famous Beveridge report, "was specially engaged to make a months tour of the British, French and American zones of Germany".

The 3.1 million-year-old early human ancestor has been engaged to make her first public appearance ever, in Houston next September, as part of an exhibit that will travel to as many as 10 other museums in the next 6 years.

In 1832, Anthony Salvin was engaged to make improvements to the house, but retaining its original style.

It's a day to be engaged, to stretch, to make a difference, to refuse to let excuses get in the way of goals, and to dare.

The owners, Carole Leone and Adrien Gresnigt (they are engaged to be married), make creative use of the space.

Go with brain engaged, ready to make meaning.

"I'm very proud of the process that our community engaged in to make the decision," Hall wrote in a letter to parents.

Another respondent, Keith Lavimodiere noted that the trick to staying engaged is to make the meeting fun.