Sentence examples for flexible engagement from inspiring English sources

Thailand and the Philippines have argued for a new policy of "flexible engagement" among members.

When ASEAN foreign ministers met in July, Thailand proposed a "flexible engagement" policy whereby ASEAN would make exceptions and use "peer pressure" when problems spilled across members' borders.

This result indicates that the flexible engagement of the interneuron population in multiple rhythmic circuits is important for task-related processing.

Understanding the flexible engagement of neurons into rhythmic circuits allows us to uncover the mechanisms through which single cells contribute to systems level processes.

Excluding flexible engagement and assessment, the majority of contacts are done face-to-face (84% face-to-face versus 16% on the phone); of the face-to-face contacts, 68% take place at the Centre, 21% take place at the GP surgery, and 11% at other locations.

While the interneuron population demonstrates flexible engagement into multiple rhythmic circuits during successful performance, principal cells are more often engaged in single rhythmic circuits.

"Before Sept. 11, we did not have enough people, money or sufficiently flexible rules of engagement," Black said.

Our study provides insight into the flexible coordination and engagement of distinct cell types within hippocampal circuits.

With this 4G UK workforce, employers are having to manage an increasingly diverse range of employee needs... It's proven that flexible working can improve engagement and productivity within the workforce," Miller said.

The interviews highlight the need for a more flexible understanding of transnational engagement.

The brief-IPT model is designed to better engage low-income women by utilizing an engagement session, providing flexible delivery of sessions, and pragmatic case management.