Sentence examples for could help fulfil from inspiring English sources
If that happens, and it is far from certain, it could help fulfil the promise of universality made in the early 1960s at the Second Vatican Council, but which Pope John XXIII did not live to nurse to maturity.
Meanwhile, protection of the environment features heavily in the SDGs: countries commit to creating sustainable cities and communities, promoting responsible consumption and promotion, and taking climate action – all measures that could help fulfil the Cop21 agreement.
Instead, this research continues to avail itself of the known thing that is the scaling effect and the fact that hooks in a field with a modular design could help fulfil a number of roles or permutations and in fact is necessary in order to consider these tiny hooks at all, to consider them collectively.
STARWOOD HOTELS is rolling out a robot to help fulfil room-service requests for its guests.
"The German and French governments are both pushing this; Austria and Spain are in support and today the European parliament threw its weight behind a tiny tax on financial transactions that could help us fulfil our commitments to tackling poverty and climate change, and help prevent such huge cuts in public spending.
Ideally the measure should be globally applicable across various healthcare and cultural settings; for example, STOPP/START are validated instruments that could help to fulfil this need.
It was Dungeons & Dragons that helped fulfil that ambition.
Uneven-aged silviculture could therefore serve as an important tool for landscape planning to benefit biodiversity and thus help fulfil environmental commitments.
They help fulfil human needs.
The OPFA was used to fulfil all bitumen modification requirements, as well as to take advantage of a waste by-product of the palm oil mill industry which could help to reduce environmental pollution.
But it at least fulfils a promise made in April after fierce protests and hunger strikes over corruption.Another planned law, to replace a 19th-century one on land acquisitions, could help against widespread scams.
