Imagine, for instance, engaging a band of jihadists who were repeatedly attacking American interests in a lawless land; or perhaps dealing with a country bent on nuclear proliferation.
For those in the richer countries, for instance, engaging in outdoor recreations usually involves the motor car.
For instance, engaging in religious practice might be highly participative or socially rich in some places or religions, but be more passive in others, and such heterogeneity may have a differential impact on the association with cognitive functioning.
Babe Ruth, for instance, engaged in months of public carousing after reporters caught him visiting a sick boy's hospital room, promising to hit a home run for him.
Germany, for instance, engaged in anthrax warfare in World War I against Allied horses, which were crucial to the war effort.
One might, for instance, engage in philanthropy solely to make oneself happier, and indeed work hard at fine-tuning one's assistance to maximize the hedonic payoff.
And if you detect a gesture coming in from the right into the screen we for instance engage a menu, so in this way a legacy game such as Fruit Ninja… [can be gesture-mapped]," said Bryhni.
A Facebook member with 150 friends, for instance, engages in reciprocal conversation with only 5 people, in direct communication with 9 people, and in "stream communication" with 20 people.
Mining and harvesting, for instance, involve engaging in a match-three puzzle game (line up three or more items of the same color) familiar to anyone who has played a game like Bejeweled.
Another, and complementary, approach is to make more effort to bring down emissions outside the UN process, for instance by engaging "non-state actors" such as cities, local governments and businesses to do more.
In the eighties, Livingstone was best known for irritating Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with his gestures as the leader of the Greater London Council — inviting Sinn Féin leaders in for a talk, for instance, and engaging in the sort of activities that Private Eye's Ian Hislop sums up as "giving grants to lesbian dance collectives".
