Sentence examples for proactively promoted from inspiring English sources

And while there has been a limited subscription version for some time, Pandora has never proactively promoted it.

There is evidence that disclosing one's HIV status enhances well-being and access to social support (Menon et al., 2007; Sherman et al., 2000), and most of the clinics that we recruited from proactively promoted disclosure policies.

They must support tenants in their areas by cracking down on the worst offenders as well as proactively promoting the benefits of being a responsible landlord to all in the market.

Currently no data-based strategies have been developed for mothers to facilitate their coping, and proactively promote their adaptation in the critical care settings.

The study reveals the critical need to proactively promote exchanges between scientists and policy-makers in order to better formulate and implement needed changes in disaster policy.

Employees, customers and investors increasingly demand that business proactively promotes environmental, social and governance practices across their operations and supply chain -- for their bottom lines as much as for the greater good.

In response to requests received over the years by breastfeeding educators and hospitals that wanted to more proactively promote breastfeeding to their patients, Lansinoh began working with Cottonwood Kids in 2009 to support an alternative to hospitals' formula freebies called the Healthy Baby Bag.

Through services that include educational workshops, income generation projects and aftercare services for children, GAPA provides an organizational foundation for elder women to cope with the care-taking demands of HIV/AIDS, while proactively promoting reduced transmissions, greater awareness and the importance of women in the struggle to fight HIV/AIDS.

As a non-partisan agenda for individual and global health, HHR education should be a critical component of the curriculum of SOMs and SPHs: it seeks not only to provide a foundation for the care of individuals who suffer illnesses, but to prevent the conditions that cause human suffering and to proactively promote the health and dignity of all people.

23 This should change in order to reorient the whole health system from curative care to proactively promoting good health.

"Prevention of sexual violence requires the commitment of the government, armed forces and groups, and community leaders to reduce the risks that girls and women face and to proactively promote a zero tolerance position toward sexual exploitation and abuse".