Sentence examples for engagement adding from inspiring English sources
The Guardian editor in chief, Alan Rusbridger, said the issue was whether "this was an act of defiance or constructive engagement", adding he would like a high-powered mediator appointed to strike a deal between newspapers and politicians.
Mr. Emanuel, in an e-mail message, acknowledged that some Democrats "wanted more direct and specific involvement," but said others were happy with the president's level of engagement, adding, "We received a lot of advice".
For the past year, the company has focused on engagement, adding a slew of new features like Views, Compliments, Dashboard People Feed, and Collections.
Ms. Bailey, the manager of community engagement, added: "It's interesting.
"I was told, of course, that every night is the most important one," Gehry, who had to miss the event because of a prior engagement, added.
If you are on a tight budget, online or social advertising can be a cost-effective, "easily measured path" to drive direct sales and customer engagement, adds Armand David, managing director at Brands2Life.
Goals-based engagement adds a personal touch, and the underlying software empowers the advisor to help navigate their clients through myriad life events and market outcomes.
Another factor work and task engagement adds to the delay of gratification is that if the work is interesting and has some reinforcing quality inherent to it, then attention to the reward will reduce work productivity since it becomes a distraction to the work rather than a motivation to finish it.
Lack of local GP engagement adds uncertainty to the system and increases the risk of commissioning decisions being irrelevant and inefficient from patient and provider perspectives.
It called the meetings held by the officials "normal diplomatic engagements," adding, "We maintain regular contacts across the Venezuelan political spectrum".
He said that he didn't agree with his son's engagement in armed conflict, adding: "What's the law broken here?
