Sentence examples for option to involve from inspiring English sources

Concerning residents who do not receive family visits for any reason, there is the option to involve volunteers.

There is no longer one cable sending messages one way - there are a multitude of options to involve users as content creators and decision makers in the process of creation.

It was concluded that a transition to a low carbon society can significantly benefit from a special focus on the food-related options to involve more consumers and to improve mitigation.

George Osborne, though, had no option but to involve himself in the FCA's communications debacle that saw £6bn of market value removed from the insurance industry last Friday morning.

Pendharkar (2010) used the market asset disclaimer supposition and expand a binomial lattice based real options model to involve cash flow interrelations between multiperiod IT investments.

Thus, it could be an interesting option to also involve different audio speech tracks in challenges as LIPS [18], where the quality of synthesized visual speech among the participating systems is assessed.

A bill that actually married co-ops with real negotiating clout -- the bargaining power of a public option without needing to involve the government -- might be the best way to get the votes needed.

Many genetic counselors also have the option to get involved in academic research at one point or another in their career.

"He's grown up with football being a big part of his life and he didn't have that option to get involved with playing, so it's great that Coventry City have got this project off the ground".

In addition to the film and TV adaptations, Miranda has the option to be involved in future stage adaptation of the books. .

I thought to continue studying, but the option to get involved with the Trabajadores Sociales [young adults in Cuba who do voluntary social work such as changing everyone's incandescent light bulbs for energy saver bulbs -- see Generation Y entry of 20 June 2008] didn't appeal to me, nor did graduating and working for a wage that wouldn't support me.