Sentence examples for encouraging alignment from inspiring English sources

Education The IATT on Education, convened by UNESCO, support accelerated and improved education sector responses to HIV and AIDS by: - Promoting and supporting good practices in the education sector related to HIV and AIDS, - Encouraging alignment and harmonisation within and across agencies to support global and country level actions.

Martial arts help people attain these goals, according to Nadzrin, because with proper training they encourage alignment and coordination between mind and body.

This analog is usually a polyphosphate molecule, such as sodium metaphosphate, which acts as an apatite template, encouraging crystalline alignment in the gap zones [53], leading to a hierarchical dentin remineralization [50].

Clamped menisci were anchored in culture trays throughout culture to mimic the native meniscus horn attachment sites, restrict contraction circumferentially, and encourage circumferential alignment.

This conforms to the Paris Declaration, which encourages 'increasing alignment of aid with partner countries' priorities, systems, and procedures and helping the strengthening of their capacities' (Paris Declaration, 2005).

What is encouraging is the emerging alignment of clear vision, strong policy support, technology innovation, capital flows, and deployment of technologies and market in China that offer the biggest opportunity to integrate economic growth with environmental protection.

These preliminary findings are encouraging, and suggest that alignment-based yoga may be a safe and effective intervention for pediatric obesity.

And in both cases, the exodus was encouraged by an alignment of exceptionally conducive political and economic circumstances: disgust with Labour and economic malaise in 1979; disgust with the Tories and an economy strong enough to entrust to Labour in 1997.

An 'NGO Code of Conduct' that highlights priorities, encourages work in alignment with national development strategies, outlines standards of ethics, and satisfactory NGO coverage as well as possible benchmarks for evaluation and monitoring purposes is recommended.

In Japan, the conflicting environment has fostered close Japan-U.S. alignment instead of encouraging Asian reconciliation.

So, of course, this week that same interaction is highlighted again, coming out of its tight November alignment, and ever encouraging change through crisis.