Sentence examples for will now be engaged from inspiring English sources
International investors, after all, will now be engaged in a high-stakes game of assessing the chance of further "funding" emerging from Abu Dhabi.
Exxon, it said, "will now be deeply engaged in those politics for many years".
They will now be married or engaged while they are teens and you won't even need to be pregnant.
The without prejudice discussions can still happen, but under the rules introduced by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013, employers will now be able to engage in "pre-termination negotiations" with an employee even where no formal dispute has yet arisen.
Onboard Alaska Airlines' specially-equipped Boeing 737-700 passengers will now be able to engage in a range of activities including browsing the Web; accessing online music, games, podcasts and webcasts; sending and receiving e-mail; and connecting to Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).
Infinity Ward president Grant Collier stated: According to the press release, players will now be able to engage the enemy in a more non-linear battlefield, tackle the major battles chronologically, and use squad tactics not available in the previous Call of Duty games.
This will open up a wide range of opportunities for both Indian carriers and foreign carriers who wish to participate in the strong growth potential for Civil Aviation in our Country.Kingfisher will now be able to re-engage with prospective Airline investors in a more meaningful manner and move towards re-capitalization and ramp up of operations.
This is why the attention will now be focused on whether the US President in his second term will engage in trade-offs or will direct warnings.
Our target for the first year is to reach 240 young people and I'm excited that these young people who are now idle will be engaged in agriculture – the engine of our economy".
These are people that will be engaged politically now for the rest of their lives, which can only benefit our democracy.
