Sentence examples for adoption promotion from inspiring English sources

How can people adopt animals when they have no adoption hours, do no adoption promotion, and do not show animals for adoption, choosing to kill them without doing so?

Inter-dependence of farm technologies must also not be ignored in farm technology adoption promotion initiatives.

PETA has no adoption hours, does no adoption promotion, has no adoption floor, but is registered with the State of Virginia as a "humane society" or "animal shelter".

PETA has no adoption hours, does no adoption promotion, has no adoption floor, but is registered with the State of Virginia as a "humane society" or "animal shelter". According to inspection reports by the Virginia Department of Agriculture, the PETA facility "does not contain sufficient animal enclosures to routinely house the number of animals annually reported as taken into custody..

The music gained a significant international following in the 1980s largely owing to its adoption and promotion by the world-music industry.

This study examined four aspects of the project stakeholders' perspectives – perceptions, motivations, incentives and barriers – towards the adoption and promotion of CASBEE.

Dr. Daniel Ciccarone, a professor at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine, who studies opioid use, told me that Vivitrol is "a good tool in the tool box but its rapid adoption and promotion are moving beyond the evidence base".

The quest for reduction of greenhouse gases (GHGs) through the use of carbon trading system has been on the increase as a result of the adoption and promotion by notable world agencies such as United Nations (UN), European Union (EU), among others.

Adoption awareness promotion: A total of 63 puppies -- from pit bulls to wiener dogs to labs and more, and ranging from 8 to 15 weeks old, will battle for barking rights in this year's show, up from 59 last year.

Outcome research was proposed as the method for promoting innovation in the area of health promotion, adoption of effective models or activities and exclusion of those that have not been shown to be effective.

A better understanding of organizations' adoption of health promotion programs and factors that determine adoption would be useful for planning and conducting future community-based health promotion trials and would assist in the dissemination of evidence-based interventions through community venues.