In the 1980s, she headed a women's commission of the ultra-establishment American Bar Association that called for promotion of more women lawyers and judges, something that was just beginning to happen.
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has called for promotion of increased utilization of the continent's vast renewable energy resources to accelerate development.
They also call for the promotion of the living wage to counter "the burgeoning of in-work poverty".
Obama's call for trade promotion authority, which would empower the executive to expedite free trade agreements, was the single moment in a 6,000-plus-word 6,000-plus-word 6,000-plus-wordort from Republicaddressn Democrathat
The confinement of ethnic enterprises to such 'poorly rewarded and fiercely competitive sectors' (Ram and Jones, 2008, p.64), has led these and other authors to call for the promotion of opportunities for diversification and 'break out' for ethnic entrepreneurs.
In 2011, after enormous advocacy efforts by human rights groups and a number of countries including the United States, Canada and much of Europe, the push for this kind of legislation was replaced by a more circumspect call for the promotion of religious tolerance and dialogue.
This prompted a "red alert call" for the promotion of advanced non-invasive imaging techniques in women including CT coronary angiography (CTCA) [ 11].
The recently endorsed Sustainable Development Goals also call for the promotion of just, peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, the provision of access to justice for all, and building effective, accountable institutions at all levels.
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Health workers also expressed their unhappiness with the current Government policy of calling staff for promotion interviews very infrequently and then basing promotion solely on the health worker's performance at the promotion interview, with no account taken of performance on the job.
