Sentence examples for promote a definition from inspiring English sources

In each field the competition for predominance of one definition over competing definitions as the recognized model of excellence in the field results in a struggle between players as each tries to promote a definition that places value on their own products and their own ways of doing things.

The decision by the judge, Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, is a setback for the Bush administration in its effort to promote a narrow definition of materials that must be safeguarded under the Presidential Records Act.

In other words, the fact that a higher number of bilayers during the LbL fabrication process, and consequently, a higher thickness of the resultant films, promote a better definition of the color, mostly in the green coloration (see Figure 9) because of a better entrapment of both initial clusters (hexagons with higher size) and nanometric spherical AgNPs in the multilayer assembly.

10 34 Consensus recommendations now promote a broader definition of a safe-sleep environment than just avoiding prone sleeping.

We made this decision for the sake of clarity, not to promote a single definition of genetic drift.

The real rub is that all three – the show, the clinic and the TV programme – promote a particularly narrow definition of beauty, arrived at by a committee made up of the media, advertising executives and beauty industries.

That prompted critics to create a Web site promoting a vulgar definition of his name.

The dinners promoting a new definition of high blood pressure illustrate connections — among the pharmaceutical industry, academic physicians and societies that formulate opinion — that can ultimately affect patient treatment.

Now there's J Street, the increasingly influential American-Jewish lobby group that promotes a new definition of "pro-Israel" as pro-peace and pro- an urgent push to negotiate a two-state solution.

Frames have been described as a package that promotes a particular definition of an issue [ 22].

It also promotes a clear definition of the expectations of each trainee from the outset of the training experience.