Sentence examples for the process for engaging from inspiring English sources

"My understanding is the attorney general's office has to send you a letter saying that they have conflict," Mr. Grandeau said when asked about the process for engaging outside counsel.

(Previously, the division had no formal cross-functional process for engaging each hospital beyond the sales call). The initial platform was a working group that interacted through regular meetings, e-mail, and the company's collaboration, or social media, tools.

Process Oriented recommendations: 8) Involve the staff:  UNICEF should revert back to the staff with the findings of this Report, and outline a process for engaging with and spelling out the concrete steps that are needed to address conclusions and findings of this evaluation.

But before you tap them on the shoulder, work on your process for engaging and retaining them long-term.

We need a new process for engaging not only the scientific and technical communities, but also the public.

The goal of our investigation was to develop and demonstrate a process for engaging with Indigenous communities to inquire about the structure and function of social norms in their culture that could relate to Western 'principles' for natural, renewable resource management.

9) Engage with findings:  UNICEF management should lay out a process for engaging with and acting on the findings of this evaluation.

"Success in attaining gender parity, equality and specifically maintaining the girl in school lies in an effective and meaningful process for engaging schools and communities where negative beliefs, attitudes and practices that have maximum impact on their participation are entrenched," UNICEF Representative in Rwanda said on this occasion.

"We acknowledge that we owe him and we are in the process of engaging him for a reasonable payment plan," he told BBC Sport.

There isn't a three-step process for engaging with customers online.

The statements relate to three domains of insight: recognition of the need for reflection, the process of engaging in reflection and the presence of insight.