Sentence examples for programs of engagement from inspiring English sources

Innovative programs of engagement cultivated neglected audiences.

"We are looking to improve security and improve prosperity and improve development of the entire region as a whole through an integrated program of engagement," Adam Ereli, the State Department deputy spokesman, said at a news briefing Friday afternoon.

A program of engagement was conducted to determine current perceptions of how tourism might contribute to, or detract from, community wellbeing at this destination.

She was expected to leave King Edward VII Hospital today and recuperate for two weeks at the royal Sandringham estate before resuming a limited program of engagements.

Newall and his wife, who also carried out an extensive program of engagements, were broadly popular, but there were occasional tensions; shortly after his arrival, it was widely (but mistakenly) rumoured that he had slighted the "men" of the Army in favour of the "gentlemen" of the RNZAF in a speech.

But as Hammond explained it in 2004, hacking can be a tool and hacktivism just one component in a comprehensive program of political engagement.

According to Flint's entry on the Register of MP's Interests, Sovereign is helping run her campaign by donating a "seconded member of staff to work on deputy leadership campaign, value £8,000 [$12,500]." Sovereign is a lobbying company offering "a bespoke program of political engagement for each client".

And cities like Washington, DC, which under Chief Cathy Lanier has gone in the opposite direction by having officers go into troubled neighborhoods and hand out business cards as part of a program of community engagement, are seeing their own impressive drops in violent crime, raising doubts about just how essential the old-school Bratton approach is.

The article also discusses how teachers working with students with disabilities can include all students in inclusion programs with high rates of engagement by using peer-tutoring programs that can be successfully utilized and maximized.

You can't help wondering where that leaves William Forsythe, Alexei Ratmansky and Twyla Tharp (the more so since Mr. Wheeldon includes Mr. Forsythe's "Slingerland Pas de Deux" on both programs of the City Center engagement), let alone what this leaves them thinking of him.

If we genuinely want to reach the "outsiders," our programs of welcoming and engagement need to be greatly amplified and directed at all Americans, because that's where the Jews are now.