Sentence examples for is engaged in a process from inspiring English sources

Clearly, Mr. Izu is engaged in a process of imaginative projection, a living theater of illusion, if you will.

Second, it means that Russia is engaged in a process that could ultimately lead to the ending the bloodshed.

"My great concern about the Labor party's position now – my great lament – is that it is engaged in a process that's taken them to the bottom where they've abandoned their principles, they've abandoned their own membership and a core constituency, and they don't have a plan B," Stanhope told Guardian Australia.

In this view, the child learning language for the first time is engaged in a process of language socialization (Ochs 1988; Schieffelin and Oachs 1986); the child is seen to be learning language and simultaneously be learning through language, that is, learning about the world.

As I have mentioned here before, the Global Fund is engaged in a process to replenish its funds so that it can continue to deliver impressive results.

Presently EBM is engaged in a process of critical self appraisal [ 21] and addressing the question of values head on is one of the tasks to be undertaken as it develops further.

"The only reason why I would not accept the plea," the judge said, "is because we do think that we are engaged in a process of administering justice".

Rather, they are engaged in a process of rethinking what properly ought to be the concern of others and what properly belongs to themselves.

But while those who maintain a continuing audience usually do so without altering their approach, the Isley Brothers have been engaged in a process of continual evolution, involving themselves in most of the major stylistic changes in popular black music.

When Mrs. Clinton accused the mayor of racially polarizing New York City, Mr. Giuliani curiously responded with more psychiatric analysis: Mrs. Clinton, he said, was engaged in "a process called projection in psychology," which "means accusing someone of what you're doing".

As it was being born, the whole science blogging world was engaged in a process of spontaneous realignment, with new networks from Wired Science, PLoS and Occam's Typewriter springing up after the semi-implosion of ScienceBlogs.