Sentence examples for increase discussion of from inspiring English sources

The progressive Fed Up coalition released an ambitious Federal Reserve reform plan on Monday designed to increase discussion of Fed policy in the presidential campaign.

Working with communities and developing culturally appropriate materials may lessen taboos and stigma, raise awareness, increase discussion of breast cancer and promote prompt help-seeking for breast symptoms among women with low cancer awareness.

Working with communities and developing culturally appropriate materials can help break down taboos and stigma, raise awareness, increase discussion of breast cancer and promote prompt help-seeking for breast symptoms among women with lower cancer awareness.

For example, using the media to disseminate consistent messages promoting the use of maternal health services could help to increase discussion of these issues within the community, a relevant step towards changing prevailing negative norms.

Today we mark the 24th National Coming Out Day, and continue to celebrate it as a day when lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their allies proudly share who they are and encourage those who aren't out of the closet to join them in an effort to ignite and increase discussions of and about the LGBT community.

Increasing discussion of equality and diversity on boards, informed by the lobbying of a wide range of higher education bodies such as the Equality Challenge Unit and the Leadership Foundation, is to be welcomed.

The deaths of around 1,800 people in the Mediterranean so far this year has also led to increasing discussion of how best to stem the flow of migrants from North Africa.

When did the LRB last do an article on the amazing cutting-edge stuff going on in SF?" One recent development in the debate around genres is an increasing discussion of "litfic" as a genre in itself.

However, more than a quarter of seniors are undecided about him, and increased discussion of his proposals for revamping Medicare in the coming days may have an impact on their views.

Mainstream feminism has long been dominated by the straight white middle-classes and the last few years has seen increasing discussion of "intersectionality", which means in essence that the experience of all women – whether of colour, or class, or sexuality, not only intersect but matter.

"Given that the movement has not made demands, per se, its focus on inequality is a) increasing discussion of the topic about which most of the population has been ignorant, and b) attracting support from others, who the movement is apparently successfully arousing over its key topic of concern".