Sentence examples for engagement it has from inspiring English sources
When a family unites around its accomplishments and civic engagement, it has a better chance to preserve the family fortune and the family bond.
Western hawks conclude that China has broken with the pragmatic engagement it has followed for three decades.
The ensemble expanded to symphonic proportions in 1979, when it became the resident orchestra at Caramoor in Katonah, N.Y., an engagement it has maintained.
But instead of being used as a means for a dynamic engagement, it has become a poor substitute for longer, well-thought-out briefings and technical reports.
After nine years of international engagement, it has become painfully obvious that the price we have to pay is much higher than expected, most of all in the loss of life of international and Afghan soldiers.
(See "Takeover Tuesday Has Bulls Running" and " Kraft's Sweet Success").. TD Ameritrade said it was encouraged by the increase in retail investor engagement it has experienced so far in 2010, but inflated expenses resulting from last years acquisition of options-trading specialist ThinkorSwim narrowed the quarters earnings.
The Duchess of Cambridge is to visit Grimsby next month for a series of solo engagements, it has been announced.
Arjuna's Natasha Lamb, its director of equity research and shareholder engagement, says it has had interest from other investors who might like to take part in such efforts.
Japan's withholding of aid reverses a policy of careful engagement that it has pursued while Western nations took more confrontational stands.
The letters do not reveal what became of the "Doppeladler," though they do complicate the story of Wharton's first engagement, as it has been understood by her biographers.
It involves employee engagement, and it hasn't worked well for most teams.
