Sentence examples for more involved role from inspiring English sources

Events soon interrupted Sherman's plans for a new law firm, as the passage of the Kansas Nebraska Act in 1854 inspired him (and many other anti-slavery Northerners) to take a more involved role in politics.

Necessary adjustments, including a more involved role for the nurses and specific delirium screening methods, were discussed with and approved by Dr. Inouye, the developer of HELP.

The goal is also to empower people to be advocates for their brothers and sisters, support them in moving to more involved roles as their parents age, and to give siblings a voice within care services.

The patient really has to become more involved, and the role of the physician will be to help coordinate that process by making sure that patients are seeing the right people, and getting the right advice.

Klein and company are convinced that, for public education reform to be successful, the private sector needs to get more involved — as does the role of technology in the classroom to help both teachers teach more effectively and help students learn.

The model assumes traditional gender roles, with women more involved in home production than men, and helps explain gender differences in the effects of CLM on subgroups of the population.

Practice nurses were mostly willing to be more involved, regarding it as an appreciation of their role.

The librarians were role models, educators, parents, and way more involved with us than I guess they were supposed to be".

Today, health care is patient-centred with patients more involved in medical decision making and taking an active role in managing their disease.

[Step 3] Get involved: be a positive, active, and involved role model in our community.

A1 First Lady Expands Role The first lady, Laura Bush, discussed her expanded role over the next four years, which includes plans to be more involved in programs that support adolescent boys.