Sentence examples for an active promotion from inspiring English sources

Strangest of all, Mr Pariser calls for an "active promotion of public issues and cultivation of citizenship" by big internet firms.

Ideally, such changes were expected to emerge after an active promotion of the fairness conditions [ 18].

Such an active promotion of CB-IMCI programs could similarly encourage caregivers to utilize FCHVs' services for childhood illness management.

Alex I would love to see a more active promotion of comics amongst reading lists.

Compulsory vaccination for some diseases is still extant in some countries like France, Greece, Portugal and Belgium; in other countries, like the United Kingdom and Finland, vaccinations are voluntary but the state pursues a policy of active promotion and information-giving, with vaccination being free to the user.

The work procedures in operation in the clinics were also investigated, with the aim of identifying those points where intervention would be needed to permit a change to a system based on active promotion and voluntary uptake of vaccination.

Germany's Green party is to launch an investigation into its active promotion in the 80s of paedophile groups who lobbied for the legalisation of sex with children.

UKIP's immigration policy states the party wants an "end [to] the active promotion of the doctrine of multiculturalism by local and national government", and urges Britain to leave the European Union (EU).

There has also been an increasing trend for active promotion of voluntary nature conservation through forestry incentives and grants, and the setting of targets as part of the government's biodiversity action plan.

Nowhere in any of the evolving science is there a basis for the active promotion of saturated fat intake, which I am nonetheless hearing from certain quarters.

While the problematisation of tobacco in the developing world had led to taxation being suggested as a possible solution, this active promotion ensured that taxation was effectively disseminated to and used by countries in the global South.