Sentence examples for generally engages from inspiring English sources

The majority opinion creates the impression that the Court generally engages in a balancing test in order to determine the constitutionality of all seizures, or at least those "dealing with police stops of motorists on public highways". This is not the case.

'that MCA, Inc., (a) represents a large share of the talent, both acting and creative, engaged in television programming; (b) produces television programs; (c) packages and/or sells such programs; (d) maintains and leases production facilities for such programs and generally engages, on a large scale, in all facets of television program production.

Rawls contends that under the publicity condition justice as fairness generally engages citizens' sense of justice and remains more stable than utilitarianism (TJ 177f./177f).

While the Brady organization generally engages in trying to effect change through policy, this campaign does not dabble in politics.

Unlike a cancer patient who sees an internist or a medical oncologist well before deciding that surgery is an option, a family law client generally engages their surgeon (litigator) early in the process.

Industry is generally engaged in the processing of such agricultural products as cotton, grapes, and fruit.

We certainly communicate with our customers, though do not generally engage in conventional skin care marketing.

Constantine's characters are generally engaged in a losing battle to shore up their resources against disintegration.

This means sharing triumphs and failures, painful experiences and embarrassments, and generally engaging in a level of discourse that is rare, not simply among athletes, but between men.

Museums generally engage in such elaborate pursuit at their peril, unless the outcome is far more certain than it is in this case.

Because of the limitations inherent in using only dogs and people to carry loads, Plains peoples did not generally engage in extensive travel before the horse.