Sentence examples for future to engage from inspiring English sources
Should the company or anyone else wish in the future to engage in 'fracking' then they would have to seek separate planning permission from the council.
The Justice Department complained in its statement that Microsoft's remedies would not "prevent the company from using its monopoly power in the future to engage in the same kind of illegal behavior to crush new innovations".
Even though the university withdrawing the honorary degree, "Ali is welcome to join us on campus in the future to engage in a dialogue about these important issues," the statement said.
The Bonn conference, at which leaders from NATO, Afghanistan and its neighboring countries are to discuss the future of Afghanistan after U.S. troops withdraw, will not be a panacea for the region's problems, but it is an opportunity for all parties with a vested interest in Afghanistan's future to engage.
Dr John Doherty Vienna John Chilcot has said of his Iraq report that: "The main expectation I have is that it will not be possible in future to engage in a military or diplomatic endeavour on such a scale and of such gravity, without really careful challenge, analysis and assessment".
Children in this context were a critical source of labour for households' own lands but at the cost of affecting their education at school, thus prefiguring future wage income insecurity or future inability to "engage in modern agriculture practices which require reading and understanding of concepts and instructions" (Chanika & Msoma, 2007).
The decision will go a long way to eliminating any future temptation to engage in lawless abuses because no court is watching.
For those who attended, their views, experiences and their future willingness to engage in the programme were explored.
It is not known if communication skills teaching during undergraduate training adequately prepares future doctors to engage in effective behaviour change talk with patients.
These findings set the stage for future research to engage with patients and surgeons about developing an ACP decision aid for use in high-risk surgical settings.
We report here stage 2; this interview study explored factors influencing patients' willingness to attend an NHSHC, their views and experiences of the NHSHC and future willingness to engage with the programme.
