Sentence examples for engaging in relations from inspiring English sources

19 23 24 Similarly, social activity, 25 that is, engaging in relations to others, as well as physical activity 26 27 represents central and sensitive aspects of illness activity in bipolar disorder.

Social activity [ 21], i.e., engaging in relations to others, as well as physical activity [ 22– 24] represent central and sensitive aspects of illness activity in bipolar disorder, but none of the articles used patients monitored during non-experimental daily life, in naturalistic settings and with collection of real-time data.

Here I would like also to mention Stanislaw Stomma, a liberal Catholic, independent Politician and visionary, who had engaged in relations with Germany as early as in 50s.

The second one involves the decision whether to engage in relations (contact and participation) within the larger society.

To distinguish between an anticipatory vs. an "on-demand" view of mentalizing in common ground processing, we need to establish when mentalizing is engaged in relation to language processing (see Fig.  1, Panel B).

"The club is pleased to have engaged in positive dialogue in relation to this matter.

Both men were convicted of engaging in homosexual relations with Azizan Abu Bakar, a former driver for the family.

While Asians in domestic service are routinely prosecuted for engaging in sexual relations outside of marriage, it is rare for a westerner to face such charges.

Findings from an International Institute for Population Sciences study in 2009 showed that youths both in urban and rural areas have become more open to engaging in sexual relations before marriage.

That was intended to prevent them from engaging in public relations campaigns to contend that they had settled only to avoid protracted litigation.

Lay followers pledged to abstain from the taking of life, stealing, lying, drinking intoxicating beverages, and engaging in sexual relations outside of marriage.