Sentence examples for Promoting communications from inspiring English sources

Beyond institutions, excessive overlap and redundancy in project selection and tool development exists in the research communities that could be reduced by promoting communications, collaborations, and technology and data sharing.

Dr. Zhang closed his opening speech by reiterating the importance, necessity, and urgency of promoting communications and collaborations among worldwide researchers, particularly between China and the United States, to win the war against cancer.

The government also promoted communications indirectly by educating the citizenry to an unprecedented extent, thus creating a proportionately larger number of readers than Europe had.

As a result of this tendency toward "homophily", social media technologies tend to promote communications that flow along preexisting social and political divisions, rather than across them.

In the November 2012 survey questions concerning participant views on technologies that promoted communications between the educator and outside agencies, two different outcomes were reported.

The major objectives of the workshop are to promote communications among APEC economies' food security researchers and experts, build interest on food security strategies, enhance research capacity and offer policy recommendations to improve food security.

Now the UHS's Student Health Insurance Manager, Bahar was instrumental in promoting collaborative communications among campus stakeholders and in achieving these very constructive outcomes.

A recent series of interviews with young people with FEP highlighted the importance of engaging families and promoting better communications with key workers [ 38].

Watkins and Ellinger [ 13] also believed that managers of learning organizations should establish sound internal communication channels to promote mutual communications between managers and staff.

Duke SNAP aims to promote science communications within an interdisciplinary body of members; to be a hub for conservation communication via photography, film, graphic arts, science writing, and radio stories; and to provide in-depth training and resources for those wishing to improve their storytelling skills.

Eli Lipmen Lipschultz C'05 was promoted to communications and advocacy strategist at AJC, the Jewish advocacy organization.