Sentence examples for promote fixing from inspiring English sources

She said, "We received grants last fall and this fall to promote fixing cats by five months of age.

In normal times, only well-capitalized insurers tend to promote fixed annuities heavily, to avoid stretching their resources too thin.

The sulfurization of PFEK promoted fixing of PWA atoms in the polymer structure and prevented their leaching from the wet sample.

The underlying results of the current study could positively influence retention and level of performance of volunteer CHWs by promoting fixed reservation income for them.

It will be apparent from the remarks below that in the early days more well established topologists promoted fixed point theory as an independent discipline and expanded the scope of their conferences accordingly.

Abdulwahab appears to have developed a taste for the investment business at BHC Marketing in Woodlands, Tex., a planned community where in 2002 he began promoting fixed annuities to financial planners who were looking for products to sell that would earn them high commissions.

As a conclusion we reasoning that changes on laminar organization on frontal cortex as well as the inter hemispheric cortical integration through the corpus callosum could promote relatively fixed cognitive dysfunctions, as those observed on performances that require strategies for navigation (decision making) and working memory, with consequences also observed on the subsequent learning.

6 In all of these cases, there is a significant degree of conformational restriction, promoting or fixing the proximity between the OH and F groups.

Correspondingly, beneficial alternative splicing might in turn promote the fix of an alternative promoter.

Mr. Bush's proposal, one administration official said, would "match willing workers with willing employers" and would "promote compassion" by fixing what one called "a broken system".

New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman has repeatedly argued that United States governments on all levels have mistakenly followed austerity proposals leading to slow economic growth, infrastructure decay, and unnecessarily high rates of unemployment when they should be spending money to promote growth and fixing the "broken windows".