Sentence examples for made engagement from inspiring English sources

He has made engagement with Southeast Asia a top priority of his foreign policy.

Some will try to interpret this article as an attack on George Osborne, who has made engagement with China a centrepiece of his economic strategy.

This move would no doubt further unsettle Washington's relations with Tehran at a time when the Obama White House has made engagement with Iran a cornerstone of its foreign policy.

Military rule was replaced by a new military-backed civilian government in Burma in 2010, and President Obama made "engagement" with the reclusive South-east Asian nation a theme of foreign policy in his first term - one that came to unexpected fruition after Thein Sein came to power in April 2011.

From his first day in office, President Barack Obama has made engagement the cornerstone of his foreign policy.

Not just a financial commitment but investment in genuinely facilitative leadership – the kind that is prepared to "walk the talk" and make engagement a truly two-way exercise.

Look at Congo, which has not managed to do much with its diamonds other than give fighters something to buy guns with and make engagement rings look less pretty than they ought to.

Through campaigns and marches, the company makes engagement visible.

The shared platform that Climate Feedback provides, on the other hand, is likely to make engagement feel easier and less risky, Guilyardi says.

Beatrobo CEO Hiroshi Asaeda is likening this experience to social games, which also work asynchronously and make engagement with other people possible whenever users have time.

As we look toward 2016, I see four major trends impacting how governments will modernize services, communicate more effectively with citizens and make engagement with civic processes easy.