The Riba also publishes a booklet, A Client's Guide to Engaging an Architect (£3.50), which gives information on engaging an architect, conditions of engagement, and fees.
In the process, he developed new tactics for engaging an advancing enemy fleet.
Alternatively, he might ask the board to consider engaging an independent auditing company to conduct the election.
From Gillespie, bebop's peerless trumpet ambassador, he also learned a few things about the art of engaging an audience, even (or especially) when presenting them with a challenge.
But that's a whole different kettle of haddock from the trend for engaging an NME cover star to play your invitation-only soiree.
"The songs are built to deliver a political or emotional punch in five minutes, and these were people used to engaging an audience directly".
The fighting taking place today is often at close quarters with small arms and engaging an enemy that knows the terrain very well.
"Like all good digital content brands, the Labor Herald will focus on collaborating with and engaging an audience on whatever device or platform they choose to use (it doesn't really matter whether it's email, website, video or social media).
Rather than explicitly calling for a new Cold War focussed on radical Islam rather than on Communism, Clinton talked about exercising "smart power" and about engaging an American public that is now instinctively hostile toward foreign entanglements.
Mr Schlink manages to make engaging an uncommitted, indecisive protagonist, self-described as "a man in his mid-forties, an editor, mildly successful, mildly accomplished, boring car, tidy flat".
The policy goes on to define "direct combat" as "engaging an enemy on the ground with individual or crew served weapons, while being exposed to hostile fire and to a high probability of direct physical contact with hostile force's personnel.
