Sentence examples for that involves giving from inspiring English sources

Mr Blumenthal probably has a recipe that involves giving it the full cycle of the moon.

But Dube hopes a "test and treat" regime that involves giving anyone who tests positive ARTs for life, regardless of their viral load, will help to end the epidemic.

Sir John Chilcott has been waiting for the so-called 'Maxwellisation' process to conclude, a measure that involves giving everyone mentioned in a negative light a chance to respond.

Though it is a corporate broker (a nebulous role that involves giving a bit of advice to companies about their relations with shareholders) to 43 of Britain's top 100 companies, it gets precious little money for this.

In recent talks, the Pakistanis have offered Mr. Karzai a sort of strategic partnership — and one that involves giving at least one the most brutal Taliban groups, the Haqqani network, a measure of legitimacy in Afghanistan.

"Anyone who takes part in any initiative that involves giving a DNA sample for sequencing should be as clear at the time of giving their consent as they can be of how that sample will be used, and who will have access to it, and what future purposes it can be put to".

The researchers say that their findings do not prove cause and effect and experiments that involve giving asthma sufferers vitamin supplements have proved disappointing.

A compromise was reached in late January that involved giving a board seat to Jean-Claude Trichet, a Frenchman and the former head of the European Central Bank.

Studies that involve giving an intervention to everybody, whether or not they have a problem, generally only get small overall results.

In an effort to fill its pipeline with new drugs, the company has been on a spree, signing several compound licensing deals in recent weeks, including pacts that involve giving money to Human Genome Sciences and Genelabs Technologies.

A Twitter user criticised the group's anti-refugee "homeless outreach" activity that involved giving "warm pork suppers" to rough-sleepers.