Sentence examples for engaging in isolated from inspiring English sources

Why should UNICEF refrain as much as possible from engaging in isolated initiatives to improve conditions in establishments where children are deprived of their liberty?

3. Why should UNICEF refrain as much as possible from engaging in isolated initiatives to improve conditions in establishments where children are deprived of their liberty?[1] UNICEF is committed to comprehensive reform of justice for children in conflict with the law (as set out in General Comment No. 10) in order to bring them in line with international standards.

In music, so many people become completely isolated, not engaging in the everyday, shutting out humble common sense.

"North Korea is only further isolating itself by engaging in provocative acts, and is wasting its money on weapons and propaganda displays while the North Korean people go hungry," the White House press secretary, Jay Carney, said in a statement on Thursday evening, which was Friday morning in Asia.

"North Korea is only further isolating itself by engaging in provocative acts, and is wasting its money on weapons and propaganda displays while the North Korean people go hungry," said White House spokesman Jay Carney.

"We are a geographically isolated nation that places huge reliance on the economic benefit derived from engaging in trade.

Engaging in promiscuous activity.

Be engaging in your booth.

Stop engaging in risky behavior.

A control group consisting of healthy individuals of similar age who did not engage in swimming may better isolate the association of swimming with atrial fibrillation.

(Rachel Portman's score a whimsical, sentimental waltz neatly underwrites every tone). One scene sees Steadman's Wendy, abandoning her usual ribaldry, engage Horrocks's isolated Nicola in a mother-daughter confrontation of a brutal tenderness to rival that of "Lady Bird". Another, the twins' final scene, is a master class in guarded concern.