Sentence examples for engagement access from inspiring English sources

Digital stories have been increasingly used in classrooms (Ohler, 2013) and their educational benefits include student engagement, access to broader audiences, amplification of individual voices and the harnessing of student emotion (Lowenthal, 2009; Opperman, 2008; Selfe & Selfe, 2008).

It is arguably the apogee of years of work on social and political issues spearheaded by activists and NGOs working on a wide variety of topics, including, among others: election reform, civil marriage, non-sectarianism, women's rights, children's rights, civil society engagement, access to justice and anti-corruption campaigns.

Public health authorities could apply this data to assess and orient the structural configuration of existing treatment services, and to expand engagement, access points, service types and modalities, and venues to better reach the sizeable under-served opioid user population.

With these local struggles in mind, it is our hope that the clean power plan will help ensure that these vulnerable communities won't continue to be disproportionately impacted and that this process will allow for more robust engagement and access to benefits of the plan, like energy efficiency.

Socioeconomic factors such as higher education and occupational status are generally seen as positively correlated with both domestic and transnational political participation (Guarnizo et al., 2003, Smith & Bakker, 2005), mainly by providing migrants with the intellectual and economic resources needed for political engagement and access to policy-makers (Burgess, 2014).

We must confront young women's discomfort with the current terms of engagement for access to intimate life.

As IBM engineers complete California's longitudinal data system, California educators and community members need professional development and public engagement to access and reach beyond the technology and arrive at human decisions.

Allan Pamba, Director Public Engagement and Access Initiatives at GlaxoSmithKline (http://www.gsk.com/).com/

Participants articulated how this long-term engagement mediated access to end-of-life care services.

Substantial investment in infrastructure, community and national level engagement, and access to services are prerequisites to establish longstanding, prospective cohorts in resource-poor settings.

Linked conditions of macro-level engagement enabled access mainly to financial benefits and housing resources which were important for participants in the study who were receiving government welfare payments or reported loss of income due to illness and caregiving requirements.