Sentence examples for explore participating from inspiring English sources

During a NATO summit meeting in Lisbon this month, Mr. Obama invited Mr. Medvedev to explore participating in the missile defense system.

Michael Dell has confirmed his willingness to explore participating in alternative acquisition proposals.

Upon completion of all exercise sessions open-ended qualitative questions were asked to explore participant's experiences of participating in the study and using the Feeling Scale to regulate their exercise intensity.

To explore whether participating in the Benefits of Effective Exercise for knee Pain (BEEP) trial training program increased physiotherapists' self-confidence and changed their intended clinical behavior regarding exercise for knee pain in older adults.

Viewers fall into two camps I think: those who want simply to be entertained and led, and those who want to explore and participate.

More than 1 billion people now use Facebook globally, with one of its key functions being enabling users to discover, explore and participate in news-making events around the world.

As an artist and activist, the highly political medium of documenting sexual desire on film in an authentic way that captured and portrayed the way that I experienced my own sexuality, was a huge incentive for me to explore and participate in the world of pornography.

To freely explore and participate in the online world should not be considered an added bonus, but as the fundamental right that it is, and as intrinsic part to an Internet of opportunities: An activist in an authoritarian country has a tool that - as history has shown - can bring real societal changes.

The clinicians were asked a series of open-ended probing questions to explore their experiences participating in the trial and to reflect on issues they felt significant to the study design.

At 12-month follow-up, youth were invited to participate in the alternate program, allowing us to explore the effect of participating in two programs compared with participating in only one.

For many seminarians, the "God question" is more about exploring spirituality than participating in organized religion; thus the integration of a theological education into a vast array of service-oriented, educational or artistic vocations is natural and desired.