Sentence examples for promote knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Public health advocacy should offer concrete alternatives to the sale of blood and promote knowledge of the human body and AIDS transmission.

The Centre for Life (0191-243 8210, life.org.uk; adults £9.95, children £6.95) is not just a world-class science centre where scientists, clinicians, educationalists and other serious people come together to promote knowledge of the life sciences, it's also a lot of fun.

Testimony of alumni to the contrary notwithstanding, hazing is neither an effective, safe nor fair way to promote knowledge of the chapter and deep and enduring friendships with members.

The Delius Society, formed in 1962 by his more dedicated followers, continues to promote knowledge of the composer's life and works, and sponsors the annual Delius Prize competition for young musicians.

Health professionals should promote knowledge of all medical methods for fertility regulation during fertile years.

Health professionals should promote knowledge of medical methods for contraception during fertile years.

Students and faculty at Oregon's Portland Community College encountered similar backlash recently when they announced plans to designate April as "Whiteness History Month," in an effort to promote knowledge on the impact of white domination on American politics.

The supreme court's mission includes promoting "knowledge of the ways in which justice should be rightly administered".

His mother is the American liaison and fund-raiser, based in New York, for the Attingham Summer School Trust, a British organization that promotes knowledge of the British country house.

Work Stream 1 sought to contribute to promoting knowledge of existing networks, organizations, and centers, as well as their structures, activities, and needs.

Neither had a concerted campaign promoting knowledge of stroke in the community at the time of the survey.