participation
taking part in something energetically and with commitment
complete involvement in an activity
the involvement of the public in the affairs of a community, state, or nation
the proportion of the population that is either working or actively looking for work
a rise in the amount of involvement
any activity that shapes, affects, or involves the political sphere
involvement of people from a specific geographic area or with common interests
participation that produces a desired or intended result
a higher level or degree of involvement
participation that is serious, important, or worthwhile
the involvement of eligible citizens in voting during elections
the involvement of individuals in the market for jobs and employment
involvement without intermediaries
involvement of private citizens in government or community affairs
ongoing involvement over time
involvement where all parties have the same rights, status, or opportunities
involvement in physical activities and games
involvement by a wider range of people or groups
involvement that is common across a large area or among many people
involvement of multiple nations
involvement that is restricted in scope or number
involvement of students in academic or extracurricular activities
involvement by a very large number of people
participation that is done, given, or acting of one's own free will
involvement of citizens in the government and decision-making of their country
involvement in public life and affairs of the community and nation
involvement by a single person
involvement of employees in the decision-making processes of an organization
involvement of parents, especially in their children's education or activities
involvement of the audience in a performance or event
involvement by two or more people or groups together
involvement by the general public or the ordinary people
involvement from other countries, e.g., in an economy or event
involvement in organized competitive sports
the intensity or amount of involvement
the scope or scale of involvement
the amount or level of involvement
used to specify the activity or event someone is involved in
to give support, confidence, or hope to someone to get involved
to make involvement greater in amount, number, or value
to support or actively encourage involvement
to make involvement easier
to control involvement so that it is not greater than a particular amount or number
to increase the range or scope of involvement
to encourage the development of involvement
to limit the involvement of someone or something
to cause someone to lose confidence or enthusiasm for getting involved
to ask someone to get involved
to ask for or try to obtain involvement from people
to politely refuse to get involved
to indicate that one is not willing to get involved
a measure of the active portion of an economy's labor force
the amount or intensity of involvement
the level of involvement goes up