Sentence examples for get involved in developing from inspiring English sources

How did China get involved in developing an African metropolis that westerners tend to associate with famine and death?

Canny career-minded motivations – and surely a handsome fee – aside, Spacey is keen to stress another reason for taking the role: the chance to get involved in developing the character of Irons, rather than simply – as is often the case with films – starting with a fully-formed character and script.

Its research is published to coincide with the launch of a call to UK consumer and community groups to get involved in developing a manifesto for a more social economy – one where alternatives such as co-operative energy, social investment and social-enterprise housing groups are used to fix social and economic problems in the UK.

An early experience while a postdoc at UC Davis spurred me to get involved in developing postdoc policies.

All the relevant stakeholders need to get involved in developing alternative healthcare system models and be able to understand and interact with models of such systems in order to accelerate the adoption and diffusion of changes.

In each of these types of MEs, the process starts with a customer focus to discover customer needs; with approved business proposals, production MEs get involved in developing products that meet those needs.

Through Brown and boxing promoter Don King, Sharpton got involved in concert tours, developing a sort of hybrid civil rights/music industry hustle that, according to reports, involved threatening to boycott or protest venues and labels unless they hired more black promoters, which in some cases included Sharpton.

Or maybe you've gotten involved in postdoc politics and developed a fascination for labor issues.

Tilden said Zurich Municipal had decided to get involved in skills training because it develops good talent and is positive from a community perspective.

It was after his family moved to the suburbs in Connecticut that he got involved in the local Powerhouse theatre, and having developed a taste for the stage in regional plays, he went to a few auditions in New York.

The film documents Bagaria's online relationship with a blogger in Syria, the so-called "Gay Girl in Damascus," and a major twist that develops when Bagaria gets involved in an attempt to rescue her new friend from a supposed "abduction".