Sentence examples for restore engagement from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — Barack Obama came to office vowing to restore "engagement" — talking and listening to America's most troubling adversaries and reluctant partners — as a central feature of American foreign policy.

Might the occasional fist fight restore people's engagement with parliamentary politics in Britain?

The time has come, then, for a mid-course correction by the Legislature to restore transparency, public engagement and accountability to the school system.

We need to restore democracy and civic engagement.

The radical generation of the 1960s, after middle years devoted to careers and families, is now returning to political engagement likewise to restore those conditions.

EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said on Friday that recent rebel advances underlined the need for "enhanced and accelerated international engagement" to help restore state authority throughout Mali.

Insofar as the Scottish Quakers played a strategic role in the efforts to restore the English throne, one can wonder whether her engagement with them was simply political.

One logical way for T'Pol to restore her mother's position is to honor her engagement to Koss, a member of an influential family.

Those extra hours of engagement outside the office will fortify and restore you — even during the most difficult days on the job.

Obama began to restore that reputation, raising America's profile and deepening its engagement in East Asia.

By reminding employees that they are part of an organization that is improving the lot of humankind, these programs restore employees' battered sense of pride in their organization, deepen engagement and enhance performance.