Sentence examples for look to involve from inspiring English sources

The policy documents said the government would look to involve the private sector in designing and delivering investments, project financing, public-private partnerships, improved regulatory environment, and address other constraints to economic growth.

And Houston knows that, while they understand and appreciate his value to the club, the Knicks may look to involve him in a sign-and-trade deal for Sacramento forward Chris Webber.

(1971, p. 425; see also Dowe 2001, Hall 2004) Indeed, since disconnections look to involve preventions of would-be-preventers, and since prevention looks to involve absences, one might reject causation by disconnection for the general reason that there is no absence causation (Moore 2009).

Future studies may look to involve a greater number of schools, allowing the opportunity to randomly assign different schools to an intervention or control group.

"We are looking to involve groups from other sectors, and especially visitors themselves, to actively work alongside artists in the co-creation of new projects and new ideas".

Andy Samberg, looking to involve Mr. Timberlake in a digital short, pitched him on an R&B spoof with an unprintable title and lyrics about gift-wrapped genitals.

It is unlikely that the kingdom is looking to involve itself in a protracted conflict.

I have been fortunate to help change the landscape of e-commerce with their help, and have come across many things that I think will help early founders looking to involve their business models with talent.

In England the forthcoming Health and Wellbeing boards have been established as a forum for local commissioners across the NHS, public health and social care, and look set to involve elected representatives, with public involvement.

The real action looks likely to involve Gadget (Andrew Ellis and Kellyy (Chanel Cresswell), both emotionally fragile and teetering on the edge of an unhealthy relationship with drugs.

It's an emerging area of the transportation industry, and one that automakers might also look to get involved in more directly, bypassing the traditional companies involved in renting vehicles, judging by recent moves from Ford and GM.