Sentence examples for progress to promote from inspiring English sources

The interns identified other areas where their government needs to make progress to promote innovation, particularly increasing protection for intellectual property rights and tackling corruption.

Together with fellow artists Charles Rajoelisolo and Ny Avana Ramanantoanina, in August 1931 he founded a literary journal called Ny Fandrosoam-baovao ("New Progress") to promote Malagasy-language poetry.

While South Africa has committed to actively supporting breastfeeding, lack of understanding of the benefits of breastfeeding among the population, compounded by fears of HIV transmission, among other factors, has hindered progress to promote and support breastfeeding in the country.

Lack of understanding of the critical benefits of breastfeeding, compounded by fears of HIV transmission, among other factors, has hindered progress to promote and support breastfeeding in the country.

The importance of progress on MDG3 (to promote gender equality and female empowerment, including with regard to education) for the achievement of MDG5 should not be underestimated [ 32- 35].

For years, the Embassy's top goal has been to promote progress in these areas.

Clinton: "If we look at the broader regional context, converging interests between Israel and key Arab states could make it possible to promote progress".

Mr. Obama flew here for a four-hour stop to promote progress in clearing up bureaucratic delays, pumping more aid to the region and putting people back in homes.

Nature is nice, but ultimately less important than material progress, and in order to promote development some sort of balance needs to be struck – or so its narrative goes.

Daniel Taub, the Israeli ambassador to London, said: "It is a great shame that Professor Hawking has withdrawn from the president's conference … Rather than caving into pressure from political extremists, active participation in such events is a far more constructive way to promote progress and peace".

"Rather than caving into pressure from political extremists, active participation in such events is a far more constructive way to promote progress and peace," he said.