Sentence examples for play involvement from inspiring English sources

9 The initial enrolment of players required that anthropometric and demographic details, position of play, involvement in other levels of competition, past injury and use of protective equipment were recorded.

Clarke's last playing involvement was five years ago, when he had a stunning three wins out of three in Europe's victory a mere six weeks after his wife Heather lost her breast cancer fight.

It involves participants initially interacting with working dogs, in terms of simple unstructured play and involvement in their care.

In League One, Milton Keynes Dons, Millwall and Leeds are all assured of play-off involvement, Tranmere Rovers regained sixth place after a 1-1 drat at Yeovil but Scunthorpe United are a point behind with two games in hand.

But as the opposition in London criticized the Blair government for getting involved in a country of little strategic interest -- using words like "quagmire" and "Somalia" -- the government tended to play down its involvement here.

Mrs. Clinton is the highest-ranking American official to visit Libya since the fall of Tripoli two months ago, the climax of a conflict in which the Obama administration went to some lengths to play down American involvement.

It's an embarrassing item, to be sure, but perhaps he is also genuinely ashamed of Right to Life's merciless and persecutory style; he has continued to play up his involvement in Pregnancy Now, and his departure when it began to drift into a pure anti-abortion mode.

Nursery schools, frequently linked to universities, emphasized play and parent involvement and found appeal with middle class families.

Google Play Music's involvement is also not surprising, given that T-Mobile and Google finally came to an agreement following Google's criticism of this program.

Habitat destruction and other kinds of human involvement play at least as great a role in lizard extinctions as global warming, he adds.

"They are also gaining first-hand experiences through play and active involvement which enables them to be creative, imaginative and have fun whilst learning.