Sentence examples for problems of engaging from inspiring English sources

The season's mix of famous tales, resonant subjects and coproductions has the look of a thoughtful solution to the problems of engaging local theatregoers.

The design allows investigating the complex public health policy problem of engaging in public policy making across another sector in real time.

Ms Bauman, who is on the government's Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, added: "Architects are extraordinary problem solvers, [but] instead of engaging fully with the needs of society we are busy strutting and perpetuating the self-serving image of a profession out of touch with its own potential".

Consistent associations were found between maternal smoking during pregnancy and the effects this has on children's health, educational attainment and likelihood of engaging in problem behaviour and criminal activity in later life.

At Summer Davos 04 November 2011 Madhur Anand At a world summit, a young scientist recognizes the importance of engaging real-world problems and the wider community.

Because that's part of the problem of not engaging them in that value exchange… We need to be creative about how we do it.

The idea of engaging stakeholders to advance science and solve problems is not new.

This kind of movie — dominant just now in American nonfiction filmmaking — performs the journalistic work of advocacy, investigating problems and engaging the sympathy or the outrage of viewers.

"because the pope cannot get involved in micromanaging priest personnel policies in every diocese in the U.S". Father Reese added that the consultation in Rome would help give American bishops a clear idea of which proposals would win Vatican backing when the bishops meet to develop nationwide protocols to address the problem of priests engaged in sexual abuse and pedophilia.

In this paper we address the problem of agents engaged in a distributed costly two-sided search for pairwise partnerships in Multi-Agent Systems (MAS).

The Muslim community's response to the hearings on radicalization within our community – much like the response of many communities to internal problems – hasn't been one of taking ownership of our problems, but rather engaging in a strategy of deflection.