Sentence examples for to involvement from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of involving, or the state of being involved.
Stoppard has moved from withdrawal to involvement.
This interest led to involvement in genome sequencing.
Archbishop Eugene Marino of Atlanta, in 1990, after admitting to involvement with a female parishioner.
Ms. Edwards and her husband, Peter Berlin, pleaded guilty last month to involvement in the scheme.
Mr. Constant pleaded guilty in 2007 to involvement in a similar scheme on Long Island.
The three others have since pleaded guilty to involvement in the cover-up.
The $21.27bn collected thanks to involvement of whistleblowers accounts for 30% of the $70.13bn collected from 1978 to 2012.
After questioning, he added, the commander confessed to involvement in 13 crimes from 2006-2008, including suicide bombings and executions.
Now both have been tortured and both have been forced to sign confessions admitting to involvement in terrorism.
It can leave children feeling withdrawn, fearful and depressed, and can lead to involvement in drugs, alcohol and dysfunctional relationships.
In the US, two former employees of the Dutch bank Rabobank have pleaded guilty to involvement in Libor rigging.
