Sentence examples for engagement in developing from inspiring English sources

The current initiative originates from DNV's long engagement in developing standards and guidelines for offshore pipelines and an identified need to specifically address the technical challenges related to transmission of CO2 with associated contaminants.

The way forward must therefore include stronger government engagement in developing core capacities in public health so that outbreaks can be rapidly identified and contained when and where they occur; and strengthening of global alert and response mechanisms to ensure a rapid and robust response - a safety net when countries are unable to detect and contain outbreaks on their own.

The discussion about smart use of resources needs more attention, with more civil society engagement in developing COPs and other programming.

Eight studies discussed the need for community/patient engagement in developing an integrated health system.

Teams varied in their approach to integrating the intervention within their clinic setting and some showed considerable enthusiasm and engagement in developing local ownership.

We found evidence that embedding AR in authentic inquiry promotes students' engagement and motivation in developing the practical skills for medical surgery and inspired them to select STEM-related majors in university.

At this level of engagement, architects serve in developing visions and connecting the pieces to see a project through construction.

From public engagement in the developing world, citizens of industrialized countries gain exposure to the challenges faced by the majority of humanity.

However, public engagement in the developing world regarding S&T risks and benefits to explore health issues has received relatively little attention.

However, public engagement in the developing world regarding S&T risks and benefits to explore health issues has not been widely explored.

Our conversation shifts back to social media and the important role it has played in developing engagement with what has traditionally been a minority sport.