Sentence examples for much active participation from inspiring English sources

You'll see the American people drawing a very clear separation -- 'I support the president overseas, but on domestic issues I'm not letting that get in the way of my judgment.' " The president, Mr. Cole said, was "doing the right thing as president to keep us united, but it's going to cost the president's party in terms of not having as much active participation from the White House".

In fact, Dewey comments that traditional methods of instruction are often "foreign to the existing capacities of the young…beyond the reach of [their] experience…[T]he very situation forbids much active participation by pupils" (1938, 19).

And for decades I've wondered what exactly happened to Salinger to drive him away from publishing and people, from much of an active participation in the world.

Isonomia, the principle of equality of rights for all, was one of the proudest boasts of the reformers, and there is no doubt that Cleisthenes' work led to a much wider and more active participation by all persons in public life.

Other researchers suggest that physicians vary widely in how much they facilitate patients' active participation in treatment decisions, what they have termed a "participatory decision-making style" [ 6].

But inasmuch as any activity in life tends to be more meaningful than experiencing it from the sidelines, chant derives much of its power from active participation.

He was a devoted Catholic and gave much of his time to active participation in his parish at Immaculate Conception Church, including teaching in the CCD program for many years.

Active participation is much harder.

Overall scores on the eight statements across the ten focus groups show that statements about active participation generated much less agreement among respondents than statements about enjoyment.

Much is already known on active participation in pharmaceutical coverage decisions and CPG development and we intentionally focussed on the consideration of research as little is known on this topic.

But both are difficult in dreamers, because they can't tell you much until they wake up and active participation in experiments is difficult when you are separated from the world by a blanket of sleep-induced paralysis.