Sentence examples for to engage under from inspiring English sources

To be a Jesuit today "is to engage, under the standard of the Cross, in the crucial struggle of our time: the struggle for faith and that struggle for justice which it includes".

In recent years, the prom has become the reason to engage in under-age drinking, irresponsible spending and problematic behavior.

As one of over 100 Diversity and Community Relations judges across England and Wales, Judge Joseph is on a mission to engage with under-represented groups in society, particularly women and ethnic minorities.

Ms. Morton's Martha, unusually, comes across as a sometimes tentative antagonist, as if she senses that the game truly has changed and isn't sure she wants to fully engage under the new rules of combat.

The question is how we want to engage, and under what circumstances.

In his address to the UN General Assembly, Mr Rouhani said his nation posed "absolutely no threat to the world or region" and said Iran was prepared immediately to engage - under certain conditions - in negotiations over its nuclear programme.

The commission has been working with student bodies and youth groups since last summer to try to engage with traditionally under-registered groups.

Baker quotes one historian's theory that when we chose to engage, Jews living under the Germans "lost their potential value as hostages".

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In the players' letter to Nelson, they said that they agreed to engage in mediation under the services of the federal court as long as the N.F.L. agreed not to use the players' willingness to use a mediator against them by arguing that such efforts "constitute collective bargaining or otherwise arise out of a labor relationship".

To engage in advocacy under the guise of scholarship is to reflect either intellectual confusion or intellectual dishonesty.