Sentence examples for engagement now from inspiring English sources

New rules of engagement now give the South's frontline commanders greater leeway.

"There is a lot of engagement now with parents and teachers need to be willing to ask advice".

And though development spending was laid out in detail, no total was given for the cost of the military engagement, now entering its sixth year.

'The Five-Year Engagement' — now is the time to note that it was produced by Judd Apatow — draws from an especially well-stocked pond".

We are also entitled to know the rules of engagement now being followed; in particular, the threshold being applied for the use of lethal force.

A unified American stance could have a decisive impact, and a truly bipartisan diplomatic engagement now might still avoid the need for yet another military intervention.

How has online networking changed the way offline engagements now work?

And so, bridges burnt, money tight, friends alienated, parents half-respectful and half-outraged, she soldiers on in a world of somewhat tarnished lustre, where her engagements now have a tendency to consist of interviews for Avon Life and requests to open garden centres in Frome.

Today's science, technology and patient engagement are now sufficiently advanced that we have an opportunity to really crack open the 'black box' of how humans develop T1D and other diseases.

The engagement is now over.

It was right to try engagement, but now the approach needs reshaping.