Sentence examples for by spreading information from inspiring English sources

The campaign, which started last year, aims to save lives by spreading information around the world about a few simple tasks that people should do before they drive.

By spreading information of the harsh realities of life under Isis - the rape, slavery, food shortages and violence - it is hoped that the government will be able to take the lead in the propaganda war from the militants.

By spreading information via word of mouth, people with a network of connections trade information and recommendations based on experience.

Also, initiators of an EV program can decide to use EVs and take leadership by example by spreading information about their experiences.

The results show that by spreading information quickly and efficiently through the network we can develop systems to reduce congestion and limit negative vehicular flow effects.

"To be more concrete, The Nikkei writes that Nintendo wants to use smartphones to expand its potential user base by spreading information about new game releases, i.e. by using video to introduce future titles.

Mr. Hitto, 25, a former high school football player, deferred his plans for law school to sneak into Syria to assist the rebels by making videos and spreading information on the Internet to help their cause.

Load balancing may also participate in spreading information by means of migration dialog.

Oscar-wining screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, who has already attacked the media for spreading information leaked by the hackers, said: "Today the US succumbed to an unprecedented attack on our most cherished, bedrock principle of free speech".

And that is why they are reaching families through mobile health clinics and by conducting immunization campaigns – and spreading information about these services throughout the communities.

The tribunal charged him with spreading information previously published by human rights organizations like Amnesty International on the army's use of violence against protesters, the torture of those detained inside the Egyptian Museum and the use of forced pelvic exams, known as "virginity tests," against detained female protesters.