Sentence examples for when to engage from inspiring English sources

The administration finds itself at something of a crossroads in its North Korea policy: determined to keep up the pressure on the North, while starting to question whether and when to engage the government.

There is plenty of practical advice, too, on topics ranging from what to post and when to engage, confer or rebuff, to how to decide what might be unethical or T.M.I. (Answer: "Can you say it aloud in a full hospital elevator?") The book is an excellent and helpful resource.

But with Dr. Dean, in their view, pulling away from his Democratic rivals by all indicators -- the polls, fund-raising and endorsements -- Republicans said he was forcing the Bush campaign to begin making decisions about how and when to engage him.

"We make it easy to qualify and decide when to engage that prospect," Trang said.

Second, we're all becoming smarter — both consumers and businesses — about how and when to engage our inner deal-monger.

In a discussion with several corporate bloggers, social media strategists, and also IR professionals, how and when to engage in social media was a shared concern.

At the same time, Mr. Gingrich said "the price tag's always a factor" when deciding to engage in military action.

But I do have two recommendations for multinational representatives and their supporters when seeking to engage in good faith with civil society in international meetings such as this.

Such findings may have important clinical application when attempting to engage otherwise behaviourally disengaged populations into structured physical activity programs.

Large companies play one regulator against the other when seeking to engage in new activities or ease prudential standards.

This latter type of text may be particularly useful when trying to engage children in scientific issues and everyday science contexts.