Sentence examples for strategy of engaging from inspiring English sources

The Sands pursued a strategy of engaging Beijing.

Sands executives say a renewed strategy of engaging with Beijing has improved relations.

The consumer-driven strategy of engaging a large group of potential candidates via fun, quick and free profiling tools is a great idea in principle.

Mr. Kennedy is known as the architect of a strategy of engaging gang members and building community relations that is credited with decreasing violence in Boston.

According to the complaint filed to the court the "defendants are pursuing a deliberate strategy of engaging in, permitting, encouraging, and facilitating massive copyright infringement on the YouTube website".

Later that year, speaking at Sinn Féin's annual conference, I used the phrase "the Armalite and the ballot box" to sum up the new duel strategy of engaging in armed struggle and simultaneously contesting elections.

CRS's strategy - of engaging Haitians directly to drive their own development - provides lessons for all who want to improve their own organizations, including those of us in higher education.

Within the private sector, the ability to refer to one's work as "humanitarian action" and to one's products as "humanitarian goods" is simultaneously a public relations strategy, a way of engaging in corporate social responsibility and also a means of obtaining access to new markets.

The fund is a strategy of gainfully engaging the youth, a majority of whom are unemployed (Republic of Kenya 2007).

She defined marketing companies' needs as: a genuinely big idea; proper, integrated communications; a clear strategy for engaging consumers; the building of an overall consumer experience of brands; and the creation of a brand culture, not just a communications programme.

Households located in the more interior remote areas were more likely to pursue a pastoral livelihood strategy as the opportunities of engaging in non-pastoral activities were more limited.