Sentence examples for nations promoting from inspiring English sources

In nonpolitical use, the word means "the process of restoring friendly relations between persons or nations, promoting unity and peace".

Engagement will expose developing countries' firms, workers and governments to the higher labor standards that prevail in wealthy nations, promoting the improvements that workers around the world so desperately need.

On the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, he said the United States and the three other nations promoting peace talks had expected more movement ending hostilities and establishing a Palestinian state.

Google.org's five "core initiatives" over the next five to 10 years include identifying infectious diseases and droughts early in their spread; getting information on essential public services to poor populations in developing nations; promoting growth of small- and medium-sized enterprises in the developing world.

The goal of last year's conference was to establish plans to allow free trade among the nations, promote regional connectivity to create a cross-border law enforcement network for transnational anti-corruption cooperation, promote cross-national initiatives for business and innovation, and draw up plans to address environmental concerns.

The list of possible destination nations, and the number of companies that mention them, reveals the variety of destinations marketed by medical tourism companies based in Canada as well as the most common destination nations promoted by Canadian medical tourism companies.

Day to day, Mr. Daley oversees commerce duties like forecasting weather, counting how many people live in the nation, promoting United States goods abroad and collecting data on the national economy.

"A talent manager suggested that Eppy might be helpful, saying, 'He really knows the business.' " Mr. Epstein consulted for the company, Renegade Nation, promoting "Born Again Savage," an album Mr. Van Zandt had made with Adam Clayton and Jason Bonham.

The $7.5 million far surpassed the $875,000 he earned for speaking engagements in 2004, when his speaking schedule was slowed because he was busy releasing his memoir, traveling around the nation promoting it, opening his presidential library in Arkansas and undergoing heart surgery.

He barnstormed the nation promoting discounts on groceries, dishwashers and even hotel stays, stoking crowds of a thousand pumped-up and profit-hungry people.

He was asked what he would do in the event of a looming preemptive attack against a hypothetical anti-American nation promoting terrorism.