Sentence examples for engagement and control from inspiring English sources

Wellbeing is not synonymous with physical health; it is on a different axis completely, related to a psychological sense of engagement and control.

Much of the talk about the digital future has to do with its inevitability, but though that may be true, it overlooks more subtle questions of engagement and control.

"It will be difficult to manage the outsourcing engagement and control the outsourcing engagement," says Ross Tisnovsky, VP of information technology outsourcing research at Everest Research Institute.

Taking such ideas even further are proposals of e-governance models for biobanks, to counter a perceived deficit of public and biobank donor engagement and control.

Also highlighted are the notions of providing learning opportunities for active engagement and some control of the learning process to facilitate greater self-competency, which in turn results in greater personal meaning and affective gains (Chang & Ho 2009).

We were also mindful of ensuring approval by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sub Committee as a means of accurately and fairly representing the current status of efforts around Indigenous engagement and cancer control.

To increase engagement and student control over the projects, the PAR curricular activities called for dividing the class into small groups for interactive activities at multiple stages of the project.

Openet specializes in the kind of network management software — real time network engagement, insight, monetization, and control — that is behind the scenes for consumers, but is extremely relevant to how they interact with their carriers — and, crucially, end up paying for services.

Complementing the GRID results, the corpora results further suggest that joy is relatively more characterised by more outward action and engagement, less control and less of a social element than radość.

However, further empirical work must be undertaken to identify the reasons for suboptimal engagement of patients and control of BP in order to maximise its effectiveness into the future.

The motives for both continuation and discontinuation of oral care can be understood with help of the Motivational Theory of Life Span Development [ 50], in particular the Goal Engagement and Goal Disengagement control strategies [ 51] which form part of this theory.