Sentence examples for national involvement from inspiring English sources

Inter-governmentalism favours big countries, which is why small ones talk up the role of Brussels.The case for greater national involvement in running the euro zone is very strong.

For this reason Niemeyer and Lombard (2006) argue that there is a strong need for a greater national involvement in organic farming.

Japanese women are generally opposed to national involvement in war and therefore the Abe administration's moves to revise Japan's pacifist constitution.

And yet this same tendency for public opinion to fluctuate tends to work in reverse when military campaigns drag on: By the summer of 2011, as Moammar Gadhafi's regime fell in Libya, French approval for continued national involvement had just slipped below the 50percentt mark.

"At this stage, we don't have any indication of British nationals' involvement," a spokesperson told The Independent.

Finally, considering these opposing views, we want to give our own additional assessment of Mally's philosophical writings with respect to his national socialist involvement.

Strengthening national research involvement and building capacity to make use of the WHO-CHOICE databases is also important.

The strength of this study was the large sample, longitudinal data, national representation, involvement of young adults and the opportunity to control for many covariates in the analyses.

From 2007 to 2009 (last post-project sustainability evaluation), in the absence of any further inputs by Concern, basic capacity, operations, and health indicators were maintained, but municipalities identified critical gaps in the governance and strategic guidance of the model, despite weaknesses in human resources management and national level involvement" [ 37].

Beaten by Mr. Schröder and by a mood of national self-involvement then steering his country away from Europe and the world's burdens, standing on the right side meant, in the end, for the C.D.U.'s father of German unity and the Maastricht Treaty, a bitter exit from power.

While Long Island institutions like the Cold Spring Harbor and Brookhaven labs enjoy national reputations, their involvement with local businesses has been fitful.