Sentence examples for comprehensively promoting from inspiring English sources

In 2002 the United Nations continued to refocus its overall mission as one of comprehensively promoting human security rather than separately promoting peace and security, economic and social well-being, sustainable development, human rights, or a variety of other goals.

President Xi Jinping has committed his administration to comprehensively promoting the "rule of law", which is even one part of his signature governance platform known as the "Four Comprehensives".

Conclusion: tinnitus should be included in hearing loss prevention programs in order to more comprehensively promote occupational hearing health.

The NCCR of China established the Chinese Cancer Registry annual report system to comprehensively promote cancer registration.

Over the past few years, Ryan has been promoting a roadmap to comprehensively reform the nation's tax and welfare system.

"There is quite a lot of room for improvement" in getting MSM regularly and comprehensively tested for STIs and in promoting condom use, he says.     .

The sudden rise of rapid and low-cost next-generation sequencing technologies is substantially promoting our competence to examine the sequences information comprehensively at unparalleled resolution and depth in a cell (Delseny et al. 2010).

Evidence of impact on children's health and well being, the school environment and academic achievement should be comprehensively evaluated to determine the long term effects of health promoting schools.

For the Lib Dems the good achieved by promoting Alistair Carmichael to defend the Union in Scotland was comprehensively undone by the dismissal of Jeremy Browne and his replacement with the conspiracy theorist Norman Baker at the Home Office.

This is the first study to comprehensively elaborate the mechanisms of A. niger activity as a plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR), including phosphorus and potassium solubilization, cellulase and hemicellulase activity, and inhibition of pathogenic fungi in the crop rhizosphere soil.

A robust theoretical framework comprehensively explaining behavior change that elucidates population decision-making for health protective and promoting behaviour has long been sought.