Sentence examples for participation not only from inspiring English sources

Rule prohibits participation not only in national politics but also in State, county, and municipal politics.

It is important to note that industry participation not only did not detract from the GRC policy of presenting unpublished data, it actually enhanced it.

In this sense, as each candidate seeks to incrementally increase margins of support among key constituencies and to intensify participation not only among "pure" independents but also among loyal voting blocs, Obama and Romney face the same problem.

Well-designed public participation not only "improves the quality and legitimacy of a decision and builds the capacity of all involved to engage in the policy process", but can also "lead to better results in terms of environmental quality and other social objectives" (Dietz and Stern, 2008: 2008.

Usually this process calls for the manager's active participation, not only because of his or her central involvement in the project, but also because, as a signal from management, this will show that the process itself is to be taken seriously.

Any effort to end the conflict in the country can succeed only if "it is based on wide participation, on representative participation, not only of political forces but eventually of civil society," he said, adding that it was important "that no major relevant party is excluded from that process".

First, we analyzed non-participation not only according to traditional demographic background but also according to cardiovascular health characteristics.

SIA incorporates stakeholder analysis, public participation and community engagement not only to predict the impacts of planned interventions or policy changes, but also to develop effective adaptive management and enhancement strategies.

The effectiveness of population screening is largely determined by the participation rate, not only on participation in the initial screening round, but also on participation in consecutive rounds ("program adherence").

"Forest management with people's participation" means not only financial contribution by the people, but also people's voluntary participation in actual tree planting and forest management.

4– 6 However, effective participation is not only dependent on the right to involvement, but also on access to reliable health information and the ability to obtain such information.