Sentence examples for the involvement that from inspiring English sources
For what? Legalising cannabis would drastically decrease the involvement that ethnic minority people have with an institutionally racist justice system.
After a while, he "was hit right on the forehead and in the heart by a couple of serious love affairs - not important sexually, but for the involvement that they brought".
"For a young guy to come in and play 80 minutes and still have the involvement that he did at the end was fantastic".
Closer examination of differentially expressed genes and subsequent functional analysis provided insight into the involvement that specific genes may have in chondrosarcoma tumorigenesis.
The involvement that interventions aimed to elicit from men was not always clearly defined; across the studies, involvement included providing care and support to female partners during pregnancy, supporting uptake of health interventions and being present during antenatal care, postnatal care and childbirth, among other measures.
Further research needs to investigate the involvement that health practitioners can provide in terms of educating pregnant women (particularly those of low to medium socioeconomic position) regarding the physical activity recommendations and benefits during pregnancy including possible reduction in pregnancy-related symptoms.
A major value of the exercise was the farmer involvement that allowed the card to be customized to fit the needs of the individual using it.
A White House statement indicated the Iraqi government "contributed" to the operation, involvement that could signal Umm Sayyaf's ultimate dispensation.
I don't even have the capacity to deal with the emotional involvement that goes with announcing that".
TNK-BP received Moscow's blessing when the deal was consummated -- with President Vladimir V. Putin and Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain on hand for the signing -- and has avoided the political involvement that contributed to Mr. Khodorkovsky's downfall.
Lending a helping hand is part of a long American tradition noted in the early days of the new nation by French visitor Alexis de Tocqueville, who was struck by the civic involvement that characterized democracy in America.
