One might say that Yankee America - the winners of the Civil War - has engaged the need to end the segregation of the historic racial "other" - African Americans - but not the need to end the segregation of a cultural and moral "other" - the formerly guilty South.
The Australian Capital Territory education minister, Yvette Berry, said: "The ACT, like most jurisdictions, is hoping the commonwealth will show up willing to engage around the need to honour the final two years of the national education reform agreement".
Discussions with the Fiji National University (FNU) led to their engagement replacing the need to engage the Fiji public health service.
Apparently not, as this emotionally manipulative, heavily partial look at the purported link between autism and childhood immunization would much rather wallow in the distress of specific families than engage with the needs of the population at large.
Accusations that they were too vague, too white and too elitist to engage with the needs of ordinary working people have been contradicted by the many concrete actions they spawned or to which they are connected.
Sylvia Pankhurst became increasingly disillusioned with the suffragette movement's inability to engage with the needs of working class women, so in 1912 she formed her own breakaway movement, the East London Federation of Suffragettes.
Former town council member Kyle Studebaker doesn't have a long list of items on her questionnaire should she be elected, but she said she would actively engage in the needs of the community.
The task of the clinician is to engage with the needs and values of each individual patient.
The narrow focus and single issue orientation of the majority of the studies did not engage with the needs of care home population or the context and organisation of their care.
It took longer than anticipated for the network hosts to hire and train appropriate staff at the local team level, get local team sites operational, and engage all the needed agency partner staff in the teams.
