Sentence examples for engaging public from inspiring English sources

"Whilst in better times, it might have been possible to fund the arts without consciously engaging public support, that just isn't the case now.

It is elected by the people roughly every 10 years and Rafsanjani's comments could be aimed at engaging public support for the election and his allies to give them more power in choosing the next leader.

Scenario-based design can be a useful tool for engaging public health practitioners in the design process and to validate an information system design.

Through the case study of recent work by the art collective Department of Play, it illustrates the rationale for engaging public imagination specifically via play as world-building; and it posits the potential implications and limits of such activity as an intervention into city planning processes.

That, said Thurber, will force Republicans to keep engaging public defenses of the president's moves, which will become increasingly uncomfortable for many legislators.

There are a number of social constructs, which one must remember are extremely strong arbiters of identity and the employment of power by dominant cultures, and not weakened merely by the fact that they are socially constructed, that are ostensibly "under attack" in the so-called culture wars that have been engaging public life in America for the last several decades.

Everyone knows about the decline of the mass party – civil servants bemoan the trend, columnists come up with ideas for re-engaging public interest (Smartphones as mobile ballot boxes! Strictly Come Voting!).

The only solution is a more inquisitive and engaged public.

The current debate about assisted dying is merely the latest to engage public interest.

Mr. Dolan stressed that the current process "actively engages public comment".

Local government, in their eyes, needs not only to deliver public services, but to engage public interest.