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Foreign Office sources said the new empowerment fund would be aimed at promoting democracy in countries across the world.
Policies should, therefore, be aimed at promoting new adaptation options through information exchange between a wide range of stakeholders, and integrating climate change adaptation with Sri Lanka's sustainable developmental goals.
Our results, however, provide no support of the EKC for South Africa, both for the full-sample and sub-samples (determined by tests of structural breaks), implying that to reduce emissions without sacrificing growth, policies should be aimed at promoting energy efficiency.
Labour Minister Muriel Pénicaud said 36 new measures would be aimed at promoting "social dialogue".
The ads will be aimed at promoting the airline's "philosophy of understanding the individual flyer," reports Breaking Travel News.
Preventative interventions could be aimed at promoting positive parenting practices, which may help to reduce the risk of depression in subsequent generations.
The lawmakers, Representatives Benjamin A. Gilman and Peter T. King, said the federal inquiry was aimed at promoting Hillary Rodham Clinton's New York campaign for the United States Senate.
It also motivated the rebranding of the charity I help to organise: Silverfit is aimed at promoting lifelong fitness.
"This action is aimed at promoting stability in Liberia and West Africa," Mr. Clinton said in a written statement.
The naming of the two networks is managerial-sounding and is aimed at promoting efficiency, not just raw computing power.
