Sentence examples for involvement writing from inspiring English sources

We are not talking about turnout here - although this election will probably see US turnout surpass the UK's for the first time in decades - but involvement: writing letters, calling congressmen and women, donating money, attending rallies, signing petitions, standing for school boards, and so on.

An assistant to the former governor did not respond to several questions about his involvement, writing only that Mr. Cuomo had spent the last few days working on the mediation talks between the Wilpon family, owners of the New York Mets, and Irving H. Picard, the trustee for the victims of Bernard L. Madoff's multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme.

He soon regretted this involvement, writing of his fears that Gutmann would turn the performance into "a catastrophic Barnum and Bailey show".

The data are uncompromising: "Teens who spend more time on social media are more likely to value individualistic attitudes and less likely to value community involvement," writes Twenge.

"Isn't this title applying emotional blackmail and exploiting gender politics to pitch for the status quo — a continued U.S. military involvement?" wrote Michael Shaw.

Professor Field reaffirmed the Government's promise to focus on patients, but added it must "become a reality, supported by clear duties of involvement written into the Bill".

When study personnel are satisfied that an individual understands the study information and implications of their involvement, written informed consent will be obtained prior to commencement of baseline measures and randomisation.

According to local journalists, the interrogation of Abdiaziz Abdinur by Somalia's Central Investigation Department (CID) focused on his alleged involvement in writing the article.

Of an interview Jones gave a few years ago, in which the guitarist called Matlock a "middle-class mommy's boy" and questioned his involvement in writing many of the band's hits, Matlock is wearily dismissive.

When we stated that professor Richard Eastell was involved in a 'ghost written' paper published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research we did not mean to suggest that, as lead author of that paper, he had no involvement in writing it.

Indeed, if he had limited his involvement to writing checks, there is every reason to believe the Yankees might have fared even better; the two periods of their greatest success under Steinbrenner — 1977-78 and 1996-2000 — followed the two times he was banned from the game, when other people were in charge of the team's future.