Sentence examples for participating outside from inspiring English sources
Similar high rates of follow-up will be expected in countries participating outside the UK.
Average users are small or medium scale contributors who participate outside the attacks, while they can also do detrimental move.
Example: From Jane McGonical's Ted Talk where she discusses Warcraft's ongoing story line and "epic meaning" that involves each individual has motivated players to participate outside the game and create the second largest wiki in the world to help them achieve their individual quests and collectively their epic meanings.
We need to continue to train people to participate outside the boundaries forced on them by Facebook and other apps.
And although the private equity path for analysts is well worn, many investment banks formally discourage employees from participating in outside recruiting.
Unfortunately, the Democratic National Committee DNCC) is straying away from this tradition announcing a limited debate schedule allowing only six televised debates and banning candidates from participating in outside debates.
Those who did not wish to participate wait outside and are called in once prayers are concluded.
Generally, it applies to things that students participate in outside of school that show interests, hobbies and future career plans.
Academics from within and far outside the university are protesting Salaita's treatment, with lecture cancellations, refusals to participate in outside tenure review or programs organised by the university.
ISSUE: Increasing demands placed on infection control professionals and programs reduce opportunities to participate in outside professional meetings and activities.
Our analysis is based upon the description by Besley (1995) and Mullen et al. (2008) of the link between land rights and investment decisions, who discuss two relevant arguments according to which land management arrangements could influence off-farm choice decisions in the context of China, in particular, the decision by rural households to migrate and participate in outside labor markets.
