Sentence examples for engaging closely from inspiring English sources

These new visions can often compete with existing visions by engaging closely with their audience.

"Pakistan looks forward to engaging closely with the United States in understanding the full import of the new strategy and to ensure that there would be no adverse fallout on Pakistan," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

And the family and property law team at the Scottish Government were awarded excellence in policymaking for the skilful formulation of same sex marriage policy, engaging closely with lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender bodies and religious organisations.

MadLove is unashamedly utopian in scope, but it's now been workshopped in Broadmoor as well as cultural venues, received awards from Design in Mental Health as well as the Arts Council, and is engaging closely with psychiatrists and hospital architects.

Instead, he catered to student interest and to the demands of each new agrégation by engaging closely with classic philosophical texts and with contemporary philosophy and social science.

"The president and President Erdogan are committed to engaging closely on issues critical to both countries," the spokesman, Alistair Baskey, told The Huffington Post in an email.

We will engage closely with the bidders on the implications of this decision for them".

The government continues to engage closely with Tata on how we can help during this difficult period for the sector.

"I am keen to engage closely with international experts on high-speed rail, not least those from France and Japan who have the longest experience," he said.

A few major companies engage closely with universities but many firms still do not, particularly smaller enterprises who could benefit greatly.

Alston's choreography always engages closely with its music, which ranges from pre-classical to postmodern, as well as jazz, folk and doo-wop.