Sentence examples for has involved itself from inspiring English sources

In the United States the government has involved itself in the economy primarily through its regulatory powers.

Mr. Gruzen is a member of New York New Visions, a design and planning coalition that has involved itself in downtown rebuilding.

Another, the Development Bank of Japan, finances projects from urban railways to high-tech, and has involved itself in questionable bail-outs of badly-run companies.

But by pursuing this rule change -- by authorizing the dumping of waste into living waters -- the administration has involved itself in a fatal contradiction, claiming to support the Clean Water Act while also undercutting it.

It has involved itself in a lawsuit brought against the state on behalf of thousands of mentally ill adults who are being isolated from the community, in clear violation of sound medical practice and federal law.

Regarding "Drone strikes on democracy" (Views, Jan . 21: Peter W. Singer's concern about the weakening bond between the American public and the wars that the country has involved itself in points to more than a problem of democracy and the Constitution.

But France had involved itself in Syria's civil war, by giving support to opponents of the regime, and had a responsibility to help people uprooted by it, he said.

News that the White House had involved itself in the governor's contest in New York set off wide-ranging reaction on Sunday, and Mr. Paterson's aides seemed shaken that the discussions with the White House had become public.

There was no need for the court to have involved itself in the election dispute this time, he said, adding: "Above all, in this highly politicized matter, the appearance of a split decision runs the risk of undermining the public's confidence in the court itself.

Barth's attack on the Nazis was based on the premise that the German church had involved itself with politics far too much, and Niebuhr, while writing broadly within the Social Gospel tradition, adhered to a form of liberalism more premised on a realistic assessment of human nature than Rauschenbusch's naïve progressivism was.

And at Giants Stadium the term "field goal" has involved the field itself -- the trays of natural grass that were installed before the 2000 season and have had to be replaced every so often.