Sentence examples for view of engagement from inspiring English sources

"[The new generation's] view of engagement and being connected is just different from ours.

At least one such Democrat, West Virginia senator Joe Manchin, would not take a definitive position on the deal but signaled that he agreed with Obama's broader view of engagement as a means toward preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

For individual artists like Olympia Dukakis, an embracing view of engagement also comes through.

Our mixed-method study highlights key factors shaping migrants' transnational political engagement and offers a more nuanced view of transnational engagement and the factors that maintain and (de- mobilize such engagement.

In their view, modes of engagement can be seen as a function of the properties of the visual text.

44 47 According to these approaches, a staged view of patient engagement suggests that a full engaged status is the final element in a series of cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes and disease-related events and experiences 48; and that patient success at any point in the process may depend on success in earlier phases.

I was, thankfully, not raised with such a narrow view of political engagement.

In short, we need to take a more balanced view of employee engagement.

So while there appears to be a robust political consensus around the importance of climate change, it is a silent consensus – which from the point of view of public engagement, may as well not be a consensus at all.

Part of Audiomack's appeal to artists and companies alike no doubt comes from its analytics, presented to contributors in a dashboard view of listener engagement measured over time.

He was passed over for chairman of the Joint Chiefs by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who considered him too independent and was wary of his views on engagement in Asia.