Sentence examples for networks engaging from inspiring English sources

There has been a big enhancement of criminal gangs and trafficking networks engaging in the sexual exploitation of younger and younger Nigerian girls".

They just had to look up the European Commission reports describing the endemic corruption, the powerful criminal networks engaging in human and drug trafficking, and the weakness of the judiciary and the rule of law.

This report will present a brief history, basic enrollment and eligibility information, and available cost and revenue data for each of the highlighted county health care programs, and then describe lessons learned about building provider networks, engaging in outreach and enrollment, and evaluating the program.

While large consumer brands like Pepsi and Dunkin' Donuts are launching major interactive campaigns across many social networks–engaging sometimes millions of fans in the process few such campaigns are coming from luxury brands.

Of the 34 studies included in this review, 14 examine operational structure in detail (see Table 3) and characterize the research objective as exploring the efficiency and security trade-off.9 Networks engaging in illicit activity have to balance the need for efficient business connections and communication with security and secrecy (Baker and Faulkner 1993; study Morselli et al. 2007).

8 19 20 Programmes employing these methods access key individuals who are members of groups or networks engaging in risk behaviours and use them to disseminate prevention messages and promote behaviour change.

LAST year, one of the major television networks engaged me to develop an hourlong dramatic series.

Each of these networks engages different brain areas in different combinations.

Both groups demonstrated overlapping neural networks engaged in angle discrimination, including the parieto-occipital and frontal regions.

Amounting to a parallel state, these illicit networks engage in arms trafficking, money laundering, extortion, human smuggling, black-market adoptions, and kidnapping for ransom.

Criminal networks engaged in drugs and human trafficking, animal poaching, and theft of oil and minerals also contributed to money leaving the continent.