Sentence examples for participation one from inspiring English sources

As long as the discourse focuses on participation, one is easily misled to considering it as an independent entity with purposes, goals and values in itself, without explicitly relating it to the broader context of the processes whose purposes it is intended to serve.

Claire Callender, professor of higher education studies at the Institute of Education, told the Higher Education Network's recent debate on widening participation: "One of the biggest problems with bursaries is that prospective students very rarely know if they will get a bursary when they are thinking about which universities to apply to.

He told Today: "Unfortunately the British participation in the conflicts now raging in both Syria and Iraq has been one of full participation, one that has seen them at the front lines, taking part in the conflict in every way.

In relation to citizen participation, one representative stated: "The big difference, it's really on the side of the community workers, I mean, everyone is willing for projects" (CW1).

Children's Participation One of the most resounding project successes was the theatrical play "On the good and the bad road in life," created and presented by children placed at the Ljubovic Centre.

Our Japanese sample exhibited the opposite trend, i.e. stronger association between trust and physical activity compared to social participation, One explanation of this result may be that Japanese people participating in social activities tend to have more social obligations and as a result do not have enough time to devote to physical activity.

Potential participants were only contacted for potential participation on one occasion.

When the overall objectives of the coalition are to raise awareness and establish democratic structures as venues for children's participation, one-off type activities is not the best strategy.

Accordingly, adherence was divided into categories of non-participation, one module or two or more modules.

Electrooxidation is adsorption-controlled irreversible two-step process with participation of one electron and one proton on each step.

In fact, for some ongoing trials, choosing to enroll means lifelong participation in one and only one trial.