Sentence examples for to increase involvement from inspiring English sources

HIV researchers have taken a services research approach to examine how to increase involvement in care that can reduce infection rates amongst the general and justice-involved populations.

It offers longer days and a longer school year than the district and holds monthly dinners with parents to increase involvement.

Therefore, we suggest that England's PA system needs to be expanded, although this would probably entail modification of existing legislation to increase involvement by landowners.

The new scheme will attempt to increase involvement in sport for young people through the clubs, who have been promised greater support to work with their local community to address alcohol misuse, sectarianism, racism, domestic abuse and violence.

The move is a reflection of a gradual shift in U.S. foreign policy to increase involvement in the Asia-Pacific, as the United States winds down its wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

"When we look at the work of the Democratic National Committee and our efforts to increase involvement, increase voter turnout, increase people's engagement in the process, our awareness of these issues -- it only makes sense that we have several more debates," Gabbard said.

The UK and other G8 governments are pushing African countries to open their agriculture to increased involvement of global seed companies, including the introduction of GM crops.

Yet behind that upbeat front, Yes Scotland was suffering its own turmoil at its headquarters on Hope Street in Glasgow, leading to increasing involvement from SNP executives and Sturgeon, then deputy first minister and referendum minister.

Scholars can for example analyze whether the time that an individual spends in communities with low collective efficacy (Sampson et al. [1997]) is related to increased involvement in delinquency.

The laboratories also had shortage of skilled personnel that led to increased involvement of non-qualified health workers.

It takes a non-traditional, multisectoral approach to increasing involvement in girls' education, engaging traditional and non-traditional actors to strengthen local ownership of girls' education.