At the same time, Mrs. Clinton called for "rigorous and persistent engagement," not just with China, but with Japan, Indonesia and South Korea, which are also on her itinerary.
But it does mean persistent engagement at all levels, and it means basing our actions on real sensitivity and understanding of their domestic circumstances.
"What's striking about Neha's work is her persistent and slow engagement with processes of time and change and consciousness," Mr. Engineer said in an e-mail.
His standing with his own people was deeply damaged by his persistent and infertile engagement with the peace process, his unwavering opposition to forceful struggle, and his fulsome dedication to security coöperation with Israel.
To ensure trustworthiness of the study and its findings, verbatim transcription, constant comparison, and persistent and prolonged engagement with the data were used [ 18].
These findings, and particularly female CHWs' and women's invocation of the benefits of MHAs' engagement with husbands, challenge the persistent rhetoric on Indian men's involvement in MNCH and reproductive health.
"Obviously across his work there's a lot of interest and engagement with things that are forgot or repressed or buried," explains Simpson, obliquely referring to persistent interpretations of Kelley's preoccupation with tainted childhood and the allure of the monstrous with the artist's own abuse at the hand of his father.
The Clinton Administration's "constructive engagement" with China, after all, is to slowly raise relations with China to the same level as those with Russia, through a series of polite and persistent but nonconfrontational summit meetings.
Engagement with followers.
And they repay such engagement with loyalty.
