Sentence examples for engagement in finding from inspiring English sources

Michael Edwards, echoing this theme, emphasised the crucial value of proper engagement in finding ways forward that residents can support.

As Ross Howard suggested, much of the divisiveness in the country is portrayed through a very narrow frame which limits the public engagement in finding non-violent alternatives and solutions.

He said the most "rewarding" part of the Digital Britain process had been the "depth of engagement" across the sectors in finding solutions.

This would create more stakeholder engagement in case finding and treatment and better continuity of care.

Next on my community engagement list is finding a theatre group in which I might participate.

Now they both say that the digital learning not only increases student attention and engagement in school — a finding that conforms with research (pdf, p. 37-42) — but has also encouraged students to take ownership of their own learning and made it easier for teachers to differentiate instruction without embarrassing students.

Many researchers' attitudes were not favorable to active engagement in dissemination of their findings to policy makers or the public.

"Our view is that the solution lies in tackling energy companies through an engagement process focused on finding solutions, rather than walking away," it said.

Educators are finding instruments to measure students' engagement in order to develop strategies to improve it.

Findings demonstrate that engagement in problem-solving activities has a significant effect on achievement.

Findings suggest that engagement in one type of self-injury (i.e., attempted suicide or NSSI) may be associated with engagement in and characteristics of the other type of self-injury.