Sentence examples for involvement under from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fischer emphasized today that Germany was opposed to participation in a war with Iraq, not necessarily to involvement, under United Nations auspices, in missions that might follow.

Instead, Russia deepened its involvement: Under the cover of an "aid convoy" into Ukraine, Russian troops, tanks and artillery streamed across the border, according to NATO officials.

Though Mr. Harris refused to testify without immunity and changed his story, and Mr. Creedon and Mr. Kent denied involvement under oath, other witnesses came forward corroborating Mr. Harris's initial version.

He said Britain should "seriously be looking at 15 so that we can draw a line in the sand and really, as a society, actively discourage sexual involvement under 15.

"I would not personally argue for 14 but I think we should seriously be looking at 15 so that we can draw a line in the sand and really, as a society, actively discourage sexual involvement under 15.

The actual role of corporations, however, would be kept invisible, as new digital infrastructures built around technologies like the blockchain permit [used to register all bitcoin transactions] to hide deep corporate involvement under the veneer of algorithmic, decentralised, and leaderless decision-making.

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Patriots coach Bill Beilichick have denied having any involvement in under-inflating the ball.

Those familiar with the history of medical education in the US are unlikely to be surprised by these observations: medicine has always been a graduate programme in the US and yet the involvement of under-represented groups remains relatively low.

Their tolerance of outside involvement has, under these extraordinary circumstances, proved remarkably resilient, as opinion polls taken in March clearly showed.But there are limits.

The former Labour Party chairman's involvement came under the spotlight when it emerged that Fluor was part of a consortium bidding for a £5bn contract to take over the running of the Sellafield plant.

Turkey is currently on a military buying spree, shopping for about $10 billion in tanks, helicopters and airborne early-warning systems -- an illustration of the military's economic resources that are almost never discussed, even as the military's political involvement comes under increasing scrutiny.