Sentence examples for involvement with issues from inspiring English sources

After he left Congress, he continued his involvement with issues affecting the elderly and with politics, endorsing several local candidates.

Generally my work has no involvement with exterior issues but is involved with its own problems and their fixings.

Indeed, the public involvement with social issues now is larger than during the Orange Revolution.

Mrs. Sansone came to her involvement with social issues early on.

Her involvement with social issues began in the late 1940's, when she was active in the N.A.A.C.P. in Schenectady, N.Y.

"Everything Ms. Watkins has said about my client's involvement with these issues has been hearsay, rumor or her opinion," Mr. Hiler said.

In 1885 she married Rustomji Cama, a well-known lawyer, but her involvement with sociopolitical issues led to differences between the couple.

Ms. Castillo attributed her party's gains to the president's personal involvement with Hispanic issues and disputed the notion that he had not followed through on his promises about Latin America.

"I'm going to set up a foundation where I'm going to have all of this extra involvement with management issues, so that I save some money that I don't really need to save in the first place?

The office would have little of the power wielded, for example, by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York; the job would be a mix of high-profile glamour and low-level involvement with municipal issues.

"I strongly believe that Bob's sense of justice and the power of the law are derived directly from his involvement with these issues," Mr. Ratner said in a statement.