Sentence examples for impact and involvement from inspiring English sources
The impact and involvement of charities over the election period will make the picture clearer.
Thanks to Ann Wycoff's substantial script, Irmas' incisive direction, and especially to Rae Dawn Chong's selfless portrayal of M.J., a ruthlessly ambitious stockbroker, the 1993 film rises above its conventional plot to create genuine impact and involvement.
Thanks to Ann Wycoff's substantial script, Irmas' incisive direction, and especially to Rae Dawn Chong's selfless portrayal of M.J., a ruthlessly ambitious stockbroker, the film rises above its conventional plot and style to create genuine impact and involvement.
When assessing requests, a strong focus should be kept on priorities outlined in the Annual Growth Survey (AGS), on strategic Union priorities and on requests with both positive social impact and partner involvement.
The centre's business model for SME acceleration is built around CSR, incorporating environmental impacts, human rights, self-regulation, social impacts and community involvement and stakeholder engagement.
Fieldwork was undertaken between 2011 and 2013 and assessed the impacts of disasters and involvement of children in DRR activities.
One mechanism to address concerns about tokenism was to record recommendations and actions taken in order to map the impact and influence of involvement (thus producing the data on which this paper is based).
The independent variables included in this model were the scores for the scales measuring Management and Leadership, Strategic Quality Planning, Quality Management, Human Resource Utilization, Customer Satisfaction, and Accreditation including Accreditation Impact, Staff involvement, and Accreditation Awareness.
The faculty recipient of this award is selected for meaningful integration of the service experience with course content, consideration for the needs of community partners, impact of the partnership, and involvement in the service-learning community at Duke.
Based on the previous practical and theoretical considerations, there seems to be a need for improved strategic intelligence and indicators to understand the actual dynamics (see e.g. LEG [16]) and impacts of research programmes and involvement of relevant stakeholders.
We shouldn't underestimate the positive impact that involvement, and that sense of accomplishment, can have on an individual or a community.
