Sentence examples for involvement in working from inspiring English sources

The finance ministers' communique ruled out the possibility of completely eliminating the fund's long-term lending programs and expressed strong support for the fund's involvement in working to reduce poverty.

Rejewski may have had little or no involvement in working on German Enigma at Cadix.

Many of the large unions, that Bernie has championed for decades, have endorsed Hillary, known for her job-destroying support for NAFTA and the World Trade Organization and her very late involvement in working toward a minimum wage increase.

After ATLR with removal of the diseased anterior hippocampus, working memory performance did not decline in either patient group, a finding that would seem to argue against critical hippocampal involvement in working memory.

It is unclear whether this impairment is a consequence of temporal lobe involvement in working memory processes or due to seizure spread to extratemporal eloquent cortex.

Harriet Harman, former secretary of state for social security and Minister for Women, points out that seven departments of state have an involvement in work and family issues: "There is no clear departmental lead, and for none of them is work and family at the top of the agenda".

Patients interviewed in Argentina were older, had greater involvement in work (27.8%) and included fewer single persons (61.1%).

The present study used a deliberate practice (Ericsson 2006) and self-regulated learning perspective (Zimmerman 2000, 2006) to examine physicians' involvement in work-related activities that may further their professional development.

When your children begin developing independence, pull back a little from your involvement in work time.

In addition, don't be afraid to stand up and be counted when you've got the paper trail of your involvement in work well done; this isn't the time to play shrinking violet because the saboteur competitor doesn't play fair.

Research findings support the involvement of the VLPLC in working memory (Owen et al. 2005).