Sentence examples similar to ill promoted from inspiring English sources

Supporters of housing co-ops claim that they offer an antidote to society's ills, promoting community spirit and true resident involvement.

Veivers had a spell in caretaker charge of Salford that year when Shaun McRae was ill and was promoted from assistant in November 2011.  .

Such measures should include extensive disinfection, good food and water handling practices, isolating ill persons, providing paid sick leave for ill crew, and promoting hand-washing with soap and water among passengers and crew.

The current instability in Thailand hinges on an ill-conceived amnesty bill promoted by Yingluck's government as an attempt to help calm simmering tensions after the 2006 coup.

A jury has cleared a concert promoter of negligence in a case that attempted to link the death of Michael Jackson to the company that promoted his ill-fated comeback shows.

We're not trying to promote ill feelings with the law".

A school district plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court a lower court's ruling that the district cannot ban acts that promote "ill will".

But empires are ill designed for promoting change; their preoccupation is to hold together, an imperative which tends to breed authoritarianism.

Focus on prevention: At North Tyneside Homes, services have been remodelled to produce flexible support focused on preventing ill health and promoting wellbeing, reducing dependency on high-cost health and care interventions.

It not only adds plausibility to claims about its role in promoting ill health, it's a mechanism that fellow researchers find plausible and convincing.

On the other hand, committees of high income countries place emphasis not only on saving lives, but also on improving the quality of life for their chronically ill patients and promoting cost-effectiveness in prescribing, especially regarding the use of newer drugs not listed as essential by the WHO.