Sentence examples for with our involvement from inspiring English sources
"Many of them, I think, have a problem with our involvement in Iraq and project that to Afghanistan, and do not understand the very different — for them — the very different kind of threat".
"Combined with our involvement in the hook-up and commissioning of the Golden Eagle development project, this award underlines the strength of our relationship with Nexen".
Indeed I believe all forms of art from theater and music to painting and sculpture must go hand in hand with our involvement with protest.
A New York Times/CBS News poll found that eight years after the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, there is a general feeling of disenchantment with our military involvement there and a desire to bring it to an end.
Ingels recalled asking himself, when considering the job, if Astana was "going to be better off with or without our involvement".
In fact," he said, "we plan to be completely open-source — our programs can be downloaded, modified and used by anyone at no cost — in hopes that similar programs will spread to other universities and around the world with or without our involvement".
It said in a statement: "We will not be making any corporate income tax exemption claim with respect to any activity concerning our involvement with the London Olympic and Paralympic Games".
Coca Cola added: "Coca Cola has never intended to, and will not be making, any corporate or income tax exemption claim with respect to any activity concerning our involvement with the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
We have led the way in our partnership with the New York Attorney General and continue our involvement with the Attorneys General of all states and other law enforcement agencies to keep children safe from those who would do them harm.
We have worked with Sean before in the context of our involvement with Work Without Limits, a statewide network that aims to increase employment among individuals with disabilities in Massachusetts.
Our knowledge of ourselves arises only in relation to our involvement with others and with respect to a publically accessible world — as well as a history of such involvement (this is indeed part of the point of the Swampman example).
