Sentence examples for promote arrangements from inspiring English sources

For the procurement of commodities in particular, the report says the group should develop and promote arrangements with the wider public sector to take up the best deals.

The implications of financial costs for both staff and patients in the RoI identified in the modelling phase had not been reported previously and it was important to address these within the development of a structured system to promote arrangement of and attendance at review appointments.

[W]e will promote national arrangements for the collaborative development of content and services, to enhance front-line value for money and reduce duplicated efforts.

(DfES, 2005, p. 27) [W]e will promote national arrangements for the collaborative development of content and services, to enhance front-line value for money and reduce duplicated efforts.

When these factors are combined with the proximity of settlements to water and the protection from predators (primarily tigers) gained by sleeping close to people who tolerate, and even promote, the arrangement, all the conditions for self-domestication are met.

SASACs of all levels must represent the state, including its responsibility as the investor of state assets, its role to promote rational arrangement of the national economy, and to secure the maintenance and appreciation of state assets.

Thinking seriously about reducing the use of tumble dryers should involve promoting alternative arrangements for drying laundry.

But American strategy has promoted regional arrangements (starting with its pact with Canada and extending through NAFTA to the current FTAA and APEC initiatives) partly to press the more inward-looking EU and others to move ahead on the global path.

"Exclusivity arrangements promote competition and innovation in device development and design," Verizon wrote.

Such arrangements promote a more humanistic environment for lawyers and, we think, produce better legal work.

This is what we would today call a desert-based conception of social justice; and Aristotle treats the virtue of individual justice as a matter of being disposed to properly respect and promote just social arrangements.