Sentence examples for based on promoting from inspiring English sources

The European Union energy and environmental policy has been mainly based on promoting the security of supply, efficiency, energy savings and the promotion of Renewable Energy Sources.

"Because he was such a showman; because it's so much based on promoting himself".

Obama promised much, and suggested that America would move beyond a foreign policy based on promoting American exceptionalism.

The voter backlash that ensued robbed the Party's leadership of the intellectual confidence to defend its own centrist philosophy, which was based on promoting economic growth and using the tax revenues it generated to finance large-scale investments in public goods—schools, hospitals, and so on as well as programs for the low-paid and poverty-stricken.

Erdogan said the bill was "a clear example of how racism, discrimination and anti-Muslim sentiment have reached new heights in France and in Europe". He said: "President Sarkozy's ambition is to win an election based on promoting animosity against Turks and Muslims". Under Sarkozy, who has opposed Turkey's stalled bid to join the EU, Paris-Ankara relations have been tricky.

This is not only based on optimizing the efficacy of BAT-specific adrenergic agonists in terms of activating and recruiting BAT or beige fat, but also in optimizing the ancillary systems of angiogenesis and neurogenesis, which may decrease the side effects inherent to thermogenic strategies exclusively based on promoting adrenergic stimulation.

After three optimization cycles, a new catalyst formulation based on promoted SO42−/ZrO2 with improved activity and selectivity has been found.

"Only about one-third of organizations seem to be adapting their organization to a more digital culture in terms of decision-making based on data, promoting exploration and experimentation, and so on," he said.

This story is based on bridging, promoting empathy and love and an emerging shared vision of a future.

In October on Sky News, Plimer told the News Corp political commentator and fellow climate science denier Andrew Bolt that human-caused climate change was a "fallacy based on fraud promoted by fools".

Twitter said it has agreed to a partnership with Vodafone, which will see the operator — soon to be India's largest based on subscribers — "promote" the service to its 177 million customers.