Sentence examples for to get involvement from inspiring English sources

The work also involves training local people to carry out the residual spraying and to get involvement from all areas of the community.

I think the money, certainly from larger companies, will always be there but it will get more difficult for national charities to get involvement.

"We do try very hard to reach out to get involvement in voting, but there does seem to be more voter turnout from the white population than from the Hispanic or African-American population," she said.

He says the general feeling during 2002 among the army was if we are going to get involved let's keep our involvement to a minimum.

"We need to put some infrastructure into the valleys - as Conwy Council have done in North Wales - get involvement within the community, and then increase the participation of rugby within the Valleys at all levels, to, hopefully, get an elite team there".

To get more involvement in the system we should allow same-day voter registration and let former felons vote in every state.

Thirty years ago, when Democratic organizers pushed to create the modern primary system after the tumultuous convention of 1968, the question was how open the process should be -- how to get more involvement by voters in the choice of nominee, which had been largely the purview of elected officials and party leaders.

Mr. Piskorski said he did not favor many types of regulation, including the recent ban on some short-selling, but added that "this is one instance where it would be good to get some involvement of the federal authorities to draft some good rules".

There is a need to find ways to motivate the elderly and to get the involvement of their families and friends to encourage them to perform exercise regularly.

Among all drinkers, e-cigarette access was associated with binge drinking, drinking to get drunk, involvement in violence after drinking and consumption of spirits; a drink type that has been associated with alcohol-related harm in previous studies [ 16].

Google's VP of Public Policy, Susan Molinari, told me why Thorn's work is important outside of the obvious reasons of putting the brakes on the horrific crimes happening to children: "What's so great about Thorn is that it's getting involvement from all tech companies and we're working together on this.