Sentence examples for which engage to from inspiring English sources

Misgivings of this sort have led to a shift away from justifications rooted in 'first philosophy' towards approaches which engage to a greater degree with the details of actual practice, both scientific and statistical.

The "Lulu" performances brought him to the attention of the San Francisco Opera, which engaged him to conduct a Wagner Ringg" cycle in 1990 and appointed him music director two years later.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights politely explained that: "We do not believe that such a skeletal approach to powers which engage human rights is appropriate.

This is why we are changing education into fun by creating games which engage people and help them to acquire knowledge.

To reduce overlap, two methods are tested: one being previously proposed for the min-max NN and a new one, which engages DE to optimize the overlap reduction.

A project which engaged leading economists to evaluate solutions to the world's most persistent challenges – ranked providing young children with micronutrients the number one most cost-effective ways to advance global welfare.

Moyn also fails to explain how an early international organization like the Red Cross, which engaged with governments to protect individuals from mistreatment in wartime, differed from the modern human rights organizations he describes.

The deployment plan is based on a GIS analysis of urban form which engages predictive analysis to inform where the infrastructure will have the most impact.

The indictment also focuses on the activities of the infamous St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency, which "engaged in operations to interfere with elections and political processes".

The user while watching a video never feels that he is getting informed; instead he gets a wholesome experience which engages his emotions to the core.

This, of course, goes to the military preparation in which all countries engage to safeguard their national security.