Sentence examples for establishment that promotes from inspiring English sources

My experience researching the views and behavior of many poor "unbanked" people in developing countries since the 1980s suggests that financial inclusion is not as important to a great many of them as it is to the international development establishment that promotes it.

Those groups fear we are "too controversial, too confrontational, and too challenging" of a medical establishment that promotes and profits from medically unnecessary surgery.

Like the national security establishment that promoted torture policies, Bigelow dehumanizes her victims.

Thus, patients with SLE have compromised repair of the damaged endothelium, likely leading to the establishment of a milieu that promotes the development of plaque.

Alongside the GNRD, the UAE last year backed the establishment of the Muslim Council of Elders (MCE) that promotes a Sunni Muslim tradition of obedience to the ruler to counter Doha-based Mr. Qaradawi's International Union of Muslim Scholars.

96 The long-term success of islet transplantation, in part, is contingent on the successful establishment of an immunosuppressive regimen that promotes self-tolerance.

Aside from the phosphoprotein TARP, a Chlamydia effector that promotes actin re-arrangements, very few factors mediating bacterial entry and early inclusion establishment have been characterized.

That promotes re-watching.

The conditions for science learning and assessment improve through the establishment of: Learning environments that promote active productive student learning, Instructional sequences that promote integrating science learning across each of the 3 domains in (1), Activities and tasks that make students' thinking visible in each of the 3 domains in (1), and.

As K and m do not depend solely on organismal traits (whether genetic or nongenetic) but also on features of a given habitat, our results suggest that even abiotic factors that promote establishment might also promote the survival and spread of beneficial mutations (as well as neutral ones), conditioned on establishment.

Although it is part of a social contract (it should be perceived by the majority of the population as their own), it is very often the establishment that proposes, promotes and/or recognises heritage.