Which one is correct?
"involved in the process" or "involved to the process"?

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• It is vital that indigenous peoples be involved in the process of sustainable development.
• Well, there are many factors involved in the process.
• In order to achieve a coherent trade policy it is essential that other Directorates-General in the Commission should be involved in the process.
• NGOs must not only be consulted but also fully involved in the process of framing the ESF.
• It should be clarified that these requirements apply only to healthcare personnel involved in the process.
• Consequently, the panel may not be involved in the process of awarding to, or withdrawing the label from, sites.
• That would bind the Commission and ensure that national representatives are involved in the process.
• strengthening the competitiveness of the European operators involved in the process of digitisation,
• The European Parliament, in its capacity as a legislative and budgetary authority, should be closely involved in the process.
• The Parliament will naturally be involved in the process, in keeping with the Treaty.
• Another aspect which was close to my heart is that parents, pupils and teachers too should be involved in the process.
• The Commission will also adopt measures to optimise the institutions involved in the process of validation and regulatory acceptance.
• In fact, not once are the people of Western Sahara mentioned, nor have they been involved in the process of entering into agreements.
• Guards and protective devices designed to protect persons against moving parts involved in the process on the machinery.
• The SEPA can only succeed if all stakeholders involved in the process work towards the same goals and follow the same project plan with a set of agreed milestones.
• Therefore, the Council, while it was kept informed of developments at working level, was not directly involved in the process.
• All actors should be involved in the process of financial education - the state, NGOs, consumer organisations and financial institutions.
• In view of the economic importance of the liberal professions in Europe, they must be involved in the process of reform.
• If additional information is necessary, this is also in the interests of the citizen, who is becoming increasingly involved in the process of monitoring Community law.
• This list should also help the interest groups themselves to see who was involved in the process, and who did not wish, or was unable, to participate.

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