Sentence examples for is peripherally involved from inspiring English sources

He is now in charge of midtown leasing, and is peripherally involved with the art program for the new hotel - the N. Y. Hilton at Rockefeller Center.

The mom said that the child's tribe, which is peripherally involved, would like for him and his three siblings to be reunited.

As ACGS, he was peripherally involved in planning for the Army's subsequent involvement in Afghanistan and later Iraq, as well as standing in for the Chief of the General Staff (then Michael Walker) when Walker was unavailable.

The British were peripherally involved, mostly giving medical and logistical help.

Similarly, while she was peripherally involved with the summer plans for the theater, she did not want to "turn it upside down".

I should declare an interest, as I will be peripherally involved in this, having been booked to present a short summer run of Sunday lunchtime shows on TalkSport.

Japan was peripherally involved in last year's agreement to disarm the warring factions in Cambodia, and the leader of the United Nations presence there is a Japanese, Yashushi Akashi.

I truly enjoyed being peripherally involved as a program researcher as he formed the management team for that important statewide poverty agency.

In the summer of 1998, I had been peripherally involved in the negotiations that led to the creation of the International Criminal Court (ICC), at a meeting in Rome, and a few months later I worked on the Pinochet case in London.

British authorities arrest Lindow -- who was peripherally involved in an I.R.A. incident almost two decades before -- for planting the bomb, and the novel chronicles his attempts to vindicate himself.

"Even though I'd been peripherally involved in Aids-related things, I'd never really taken a stand or done something that was revealing or public, and this kind of thrust me into speaking a bit more about it".