Sentence examples for engagements around the world from inspiring English sources

On paper, the top outside earner is former prime minister Gordon Brown, who declared £492,331 from outside activities primarily from public speaking engagements around the world.

Then he went freelance, repatriating with his wife and twin daughters in Seoul, where he teaches between singing engagements around the world.

Speaking engagements around the world led to an invitation to teach at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the early 1970s.

In speaking engagements around the world, in appearances on "Oprah" and "Larry King Live," and in the 18 books he has written, Bishop Spong has doubted the resurrection of Jesus, called Saint Paul "a self-loathing and repressed gay male" and suggested that the Virgin Mary was no virgin but a "sexually violated teenage girl".

Trudeau said Thursday he "highlighted to the secretary general that part of Canada wishing to re-engage robustly with the United Nations and in multilateral engagement around the world includes looking towards a bid for the UN security council" as vacancies open up.

"Part of Canada wishing to re-engage robustly with the United Nations and in multilateral engagement around the world includes looking towards a bid for the UN Security Council," Trudeau said in a press conference following his meeting with UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon.

Already this decade of war has caused many to question the nature of America's engagement around the world".

President Clinton spent today in the heartland, but focused on matters beyond the nation's borders, making a spirited pitch for continued engagement around the world.

Fourth, we must realise the enormous contribution the European Union can make, through its engagement around the world: through trade policy; through the development funding it disburses; through its high level political engagements.

For those who believe in American engagement around the world, the Powell doctrine -- that American military force should only be used in overwhelming strength to achieve well-defined strategic national interests -- translates into a nervous distaste for peacekeeping and small interventions.

But that has begun to change, as China's economic engagement around the world has steadily grown.