Sentence examples for would remain engaged from inspiring English sources

Bush promised at the 44-nation gathering that the US would remain engaged in the process.

David Cameron went to great pains to reassure his Nato colleagues that the UK would remain engaged in the security of allies.

Mr. Bush offered reassurances to the Egyptian president, who was the first Arab head of state to visit him in the Oval Office, that the United States would remain engaged.

I selected the life and travels of Charles Darwin because I anticipated it would not increase knowledge or decrease misconceptions of evolution, but was related to the general theme of the other tutorials so participants would remain engaged and complete the tutorial.

"I am never going to retire — the work is too important, but I will not be running for the Senate in 2016," she said, adding that she would remain engaged through her political action committee and on behalf of fellow Democrats.

One official said the vice president made it clear that if Iraq returned to ethnic violence, the United States would be unlikely to remain engaged, "because one, the American people would have no interest in doing that, and as he put it, neither would he or the president".

PAGE A7 BIDEN WARNS IRAQ LEADERS Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. told Iraqi leaders that the United States would be unlikely to remain engaged in Iraq if the country reverts to sectarian violence, American officials said.

BAGHDAD — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. told Iraqi leaders on Friday that he and President Obama were committed to helping them resolve their political differences, but he warned that the United States would be unlikely to remain engaged in Iraq if the country reverted to sectarian violence, American officials said.

To shut off the aid now would risk alienating an organisation the EU must remain engaged with.

This would have established a strong economic incentive for Yanukovych to remain engaged with Europe, but the Commission didn't help matters.

It would be a natural outcome of competition in which both motors remain engaged, at least transiently, during the excursions in either direction.