Sentence examples for extensive engagements from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Clarence House said: "The Prince of Wales has a right, indeed it is his duty, to communicate privately with the government on any matter he chooses, to bring his unique perspective and reflect the many issues people raise with him personally on his extensive engagements around the country".

"The Prince of Wales has a right - indeed it is his duty - to communicate privately with the Government on any matter he chooses, to bring his unique perspective and reflect the many issues people raise with him personally on his extensive engagements around the country.

Despite the program's voluntary nature, positive comments from families, and extensive engagement strategies, only about 22% of families remained engaged for the full two-year program.

"We have an extensive engagement programme within each of those countries", she says.

Was she apprehensive about taking on such an intimate and extensive engagement with a classic?

Dow says it has preserved what it learned from the program and does not need such extensive engagement with critics to pursue pollution prevention.

There has been significant and extensive engagement by the people of Northern Ireland in that process over a long period of time, and Cameron's proposal to introduce a UK-wide bill would ride roughshod over that effort.

In the letter he says: It was legitimate for the government to hold a 10 week consultation on the DLA proposals (even though as the report points out, this was in breach of the official code of conduct rule of a minimum 12 week period) because the report was "preceded by extensive engagement with a wide range of stakeholders and disabled people".

"Mies in Berlin," organized by Terence Riley, chief curator of the Modern's department of architecture and design, and Barry Bergdoll, a professor of art history at Columbia University, highlights the architect's extensive engagement with the city's artistic avant-garde in the Weimar years.

My goal here is to wind down the interventionist peace-building process of the postwar years, with its major North Atlantic Treaty Organization military component, and to help bring about a more normal presence based on extensive engagement by the European Union and private investors.

Barclays said it "had extensive engagement with a number of major shareholders over the course of the past few weeks" about the bonuses and "recognizing the strength of opinion expressed by some shareholders" the two executives "volunteered to subject their 2011 bonus award" to the additional condition.