Sentence examples for for engagement from from inspiring English sources

That means, in addition to the temporary, event-based social networking service, it becomes a second way for viewers to engage with content alongside the main live feed — giving more chances for engagement from TV viewers.

I'm hoping for engagement from audience.

The project was able to identify the right institutions for engagement from school to district levels e.g. SMCs, UPs, district and upazila education offices, disaster management committees, etc.

If health services are to engage with groups that are deemed 'hard to reach' and marginalised from mainstream health services, the experiences and practices for engagement from within the VCS may serve as useful lessons for service improvement for statutory health services.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 set the stage for fundamental shifts to our political landscape, paving the way for new opportunities of engagement from Americans who had not had the freedom or the power to participate in our democracy with their votes.

Individuals also vary greatly in their desire for engagement, ranging from a full partnership to complete deference.

Hood said of the debacle at BG: "The committee recognises that 2014 has been a particularly important year for the company on remunerations matters, and is grateful for the high level of engagement from shareholders".

"The committee recognises that 2014 has been a particularly important year for the company on remuneration matters, and is grateful for the high level of engagement from shareholders," says Sir John Hood, chair of BG Group's pay committee, in this year's annual report.

"That means there's a need for innovation, a need for real engagement from staff to be as productive as possible, and a need to keep money in the system.

Cassels and Janovsky [ 16] argued that SWAp is a model for increasing national ownership while still allowing for continued engagement from donors.

While in Paris, Assad called for greater engagement from the US, specifically citing the sanctions as an obstacle to peace.