Sentence examples for engaging countries from inspiring English sources

He emphasized the importance of engaging countries like China and Russia, which still maintains nuclear missile arsenals.

Otherwise, engaging countries individually in drawing up their own plans for the speed and scale at which they will cut carbon emissions allows political realities of the kind that have beset both President Obama and successive Australian governments to be accommodated.

It aimed at engaging countries of the Region in a process of sharing experiences and laying down foundations for a Unicef regional strategy, based on UNICEF areas of interventions and its comparative advantages.

Bureaucrats view themselves as actively disseminating information and engaging countries, companies, and private foundations.

Already, however, IVCC is engaging country decision makers to address an identified gap in field implementation - the monitoring and evaluation of vector control programs.

Why does the United States not engage countries that compel their citizens to leave or die?

There was also the need to engage countries in the region, including Saudi Arabia, to help with the Taliban, he said.

Her visit is a test of both the depth of those changes and of President Obama's largely unsuccessful policy of seeking to engage countries long shunned by the United States — from Iran to Syria to North Korea.

More recently, however, the Bush administration has edged toward a greater willingness to engage countries like Syria, Iran and North Korea, where the administration has claimed important progress in reaching an agreement to dismantle the country's nuclear program.

"The referendum showed Scotland to be one of the most politically engaged countries in the world," he said.

We summarized the results, assessed their consistency, and evaluated the process developed by the Secretariat of the CBD to engage countries and experts in 9 regional workshops held from 2011 to 2014.