Sentence examples for more systematic engagement from inspiring English sources

For a more systematic engagement of civil society organizations into policymaking and planning processes, the government initiated in 2008 the creation of CARGs, which are the platforms for multi-stakeholder discussions and dialogues toward the development of agricultural plans at the territorial, provincial, and national levels.

This will involve more systematic engagement of UNICEF, together with our UN partners, in Poverty Reduction Strategies, SWAps, emergency preparedness and decision-making on budgets and legislation.

In fact, staying with the Irish context, employer engagement is one of the priorities identified in the SOLAS FET Strategy, involving, 'relationship building, partnership working and, ultimately, more systematic involvement of employers in the planning, design and delivery of relevant FET provision' (SOLAS 2016, p. 35).

For example, he plans to offer analytics that give companies a better sense of which messages and employees are driving the most engagement, so they can take a more systematic approach to their social media strategy.

Another positive development in the updated ESF is a new policy on Stakeholder Engagement and Information Disclosure, which would require borrowers for the first time to engage with project stakeholders in a much more systematic way than current policies demand.

Instead, there appears to be a movement towards a more systematic and professionalized field of experts, with specific formation on biobanking, who run and operate biobanking activities, and take engagement with various stakeholders as an important function of their overall operations.

Scouting is more systematic.

A more systematic retribution followed.

Afterward, "everything became much more systematic".

Let me be a little more systematic.

Disgrace could not be more systematic.