Sentence examples for act to promote from inspiring English sources

To perform rituals, then, is to take part in a communal act to promote mutual understanding.

But as the United States trade representative, Susan C. Schwab, noted in a telephone interview, "One country's act to promote food security is another country's food insecurity".

Certainly the scale of the programme's dominance of the music chart is a new – and for those record labels with a new act to promote, potentially worrying – development.

Interestingly, Islington is only implementing new responsibilities placed on it by the Care Act to "promote the efficient and effective operation of a market in care and support services".

But there was no significant change for those who took only folic acid or zinc sulfate, leading the researchers to speculate that the zinc might act to promote the absorption of folic acid.

January 24 , 20133.49pm GMT Central banks face too much political pressure, says BIS boss Politicians are pushing central banks too hard to act to promote growth and weaken currencies.

Judge Cohen instead found that such an interpretation was inconsistent with the legislative purpose of the Martin Act — to promote conversions while protecting tenants from harassment— and led to some inconsistencies.

In some ways the fight is a continuation of the battle fought in 1996 when Congress passed the Telecommunications Act to promote competition by requiring the Bell monopolies to loosen their strangleholds on the local telephone market.

He had also been involved recently in unsuccessfully resisting the introduction in Northern Ireland of the Equal Opportunities (Sexual Orientation Regulations) Act to promote equality of access for gay people.

Thus, leptin may act to promote cancer cell growth.

As a result, no one may act to promote it.