Sentence examples for natural involvement from inspiring English sources

With a modern feel (Mike lists Oasis, David Gray and Keane as musicians that the groups are likely to discuss), the day is about furthering the kids' natural involvement in music, without restricting them to rules they may later break.

"But there are some sectors that are more natural for government involvement or rehabilitation".

In natural settings the involvement of diffuse cortical networks is undoubtedly even more important.

The source of the functional instruction required to promote the differentiation of suppressor neutrophils has not yet been identified, and the nature of their involvement in the natural history of large vessel vasculitis, whether causative or epiphenomenal, remains to be defined.

Twenty-four state grants totaling $372,212 have been awarded to community and environmental organizations in New York City and Westchester County to promote stewardship of natural areas, encourage community involvement in environmental protection and educate the public about the value of natural resources.

For, while they laid the foundation for the painterly revolution of the Impressionists, the Barbizon painters always retained the generous appreciation of natural beauty and emotional involvement with their subject that everywhere distinguish the Romantic temperament.

If her later work was often inconsistent and lacked the romantic gestures of those early street-corner arias, that only seemed to be a natural consequence of her involvement in motherhood, radical feminism and animal rights, to each of which she dedicated songs that veered away from poetry towards didacticism.

The aim of this work was to study the possible involvement of natural killer (NK) cells in this setting.

Likewise, local involvement in natural resource management and the existence of clear land tenure policies are critical for sustainable land use.

The estimation of reliability of a passive system employed in innovative nuclear reactors has been a challenging assignment due to substantial involvement of natural convection and gravity in its function.

In order to be able to visualize recommendations for protection zones and danger zones, according to Sturm's concept of space, the above elements are analyzed through a multidimensional analytical approach, which includes the involvement of natural space, institutions, society, economics, and culture (Sturm 2000).