Sentence examples for would only engage from inspiring English sources

Running for president in the critical state of Florida, he told Miami's powerful Cuban community that he would only engage the Castro government to stand up for freedom.

Colombian and American officials have emphasized that the new battalions would only engage in counternarcotics operations, not counterinsurgency campaigns against the rebels.

Environmentalists attacked the board over its commitments to high-carbon activities such as the Canadian tar sands but company executives insisted their took climate change sertiously and would only engage in "responsible" activities.

Antony Jenkins set out his pledge that the bank would only engage in tax planning to support "genuine commercial activity" and ensure it complies with the code of practice on tax that the government required the banks to sign shortly after the 2010 election.

In online conversations, research assistants mostly focused on the questions and procedures per se and would only engage in conversations when there was a request from respondents.

This study highlights that interventions focused on self-identified 'fishers' would only engage a fraction of the population that derive benefit from fisheries resources, would likely overlook the most prevalent challenges fishers face, and would focus on those with relatively high food security and income.

"I wanted to see if there was a way to tell news stories, negative or positive, in a more effective way that would not only engage the public, but it would also create a long-term, quantifiable, sustainable positive change".

Indeed, firms would normally only engage in voluntary disclosures when they have made some economic gains.

However, in spite of recent developments, the Philippines has yet to effectively implement disability-inclusive electoral policies and processes that would not only engage able-bodied Filipino voters but also one of the country's largest minority community Filipino voters with disabilities.

In a 2005 interview, Karzai said Afghanistan would only consider engaging with Israel once "the Palestinians begin to get a state of their own".

In contrast, setting out to demonstrate that the hippocampus would only be engaged when working memory limits were exceeded, Jeneson et al. (2011) found that patients with hippocampal lesions were impaired at matching scenes in a demanding continuous recognition task but, in a standard study-test task, they were only impaired at longer delays.