Sentence examples for participatory enough from inspiring English sources

It's not participatory enough.

In SWC extension in particular, participatory approaches are too limited in scope, while existing governmental extension services are often not participatory enough and not sustainable.

Too much time is spent on the gimmickry – songs, snacks, punch and participatory dancing – and not nearly enough on establishing detailed characters or where (loosely, London's Afro-Caribbean community), when and in what particular social milieu the play is operating.

Participatory budgeting doesn't happen nearly enough and when it does it's often confined to a single area of spending such as childcare.

"It should be more participatory because doling out cash isn't enough".

As a "participatory journalist," Mr. Plimpton believed that it was not enough for writers of nonfiction simply to observe; they needed to immerse themselves in whatever they were covering.

Panto is designed for families, and it's designed to be a participatory form of theater, so if you're lucky enough to get to Wotcha!

Yet, the assumption that interventions relying on participatory models of behaviour change will simply 'work' with enough training and support for facilitators, may be inappropriate.

But Phil Teece, programme director of the government-funded Participatory Budgeting Unit (PBU), says today's government "is not saying enough'" on the subject.

Bill Campbell The problem I see with participatory budgeting is that it requires folks to understand governance well enough to be good participants.

In the end, in a triumph of participatory democracy, the Maytown community refuses to be polarized by the coal company and wins enough concessions from the local authorities to keep the mountaintop removal operation from being feasible.