Sentence examples for engaging governments from inspiring English sources

As in Singapore, Grab said its EV strategy will include engaging governments and "infrastructure players" to set up the right conditions for EVs, such as charging networks, maintenance packages for drivers and general research into how EVs perform in more humid environments.

From a wild idea borne in 2009 by financier Lance Laifer, World Pneumonia Day 2010 is engaging governments, child health organizations and advocates in an effort to spotlight the leading killer of children.

This approach involves significant work at the field level while engaging governments and other stakeholders at national level.

We need to make sure those recommendations are followed and encourage better reporting on progress at the country level, where accountability belongs, actively engaging governments, communities and civil society, with support from regional and global actors.

The cost and politics of these types of agreements make implementation difficult, suggesting that along with doing a better job of engaging governments to work together to help our linguistic resources, we also need to raise the global consciousness of the value of sustaining all the languages we still have left.

These same relatives would have voted for President George W. Bush, had they, in fact, voted (many Mennonites, despite paying taxes, don't believe in engaging government).

The UK seminar series, "Managing Scarcity in the NHS: Building on Theory, Learning from Practice" (2005-2007) had a similar objective to our own--engaging government leaders, healthcare professionals, and academics to discuss resource allocation challenges (though not aiming to identify researchable projects per se).

This included engaging local government officials and raising awareness about the need for disability inclusion in Mali.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is engaging with Government, people living with HIV and AIDS, media, celebrities, religious leaders, women and youth to illustrate and celebrate this year's World AIDS Campaign theme "Leadership".

Independent trade unions can take care of many of the issues of migrant workers by advocating for their rights and engaging employers and governments through the accepted methods.

Speaking at Sinn Fein's party conference last weekend, the party's deputy leader, Mary Lou McDonald, accused the government of engaging in "the politics of fear" and said that far from isolating Ireland, a no vote would place it among a growing number of countries that are calling for a greater emphasis on growth in addition to austerity.