Sentence examples for demonstrate and promote from inspiring English sources
"It's all connected to our mission to teach, demonstrate and promote sustainable community-based food production".
To demonstrate and promote North/South station keeping (inclination control) using ion propulsion, ESA on July 12 , 2001onboard Ariane 510 launched its most advanced telecommunication satellite: ARTEMIS.
Part of CARE's work in the future will be to demonstrate and promote the value of investing in the recruitment and training of specialist career professionals.
"As an independent organization, WMLA will do everything in our power to demonstrate and promote intersectionality and inclusivity as we continue to work towards the vision of shared humanity and equality for all," the group said, noting it does not promote any "form of hatred".
Its main goals are to develop, demonstrate and promote new ideas, technologies or methodologies to improve the conditions of small-scale fisherfolk in the region.
Vision is worthless without integrity, so ensure that you demonstrate and promote integrity.
In addition to increasing understanding of the role and application of forest hydrology and the identification of elements which constitute effective watershed management, the entity aims at developing, demonstrating and promoting appropriate technologies and practical methodologies.
Although the degree to which this is possible for large experimental results is under debate [ 1], it is reasonable to say that demonstrating and promoting replication of a result is valued by scientists.
You can demonstrate goodwill and promote more constructive negotiations by giving the employee time to get over her initial shock and prepare to negotiate rationally.
That includes features planned for the station like interactive video displays, a Nextel store, and a "Nexpert Bar" with Nextel employees to demonstrate, explain and promote the company's products and services.
Health professions educators demonstrate leadership and promote change at various levels: in the classroom, institution and profession, as well as among various educator groups.
