Sentence examples for promote measures from inspiring English sources

The government urgently needs to promote measures to prevent homes and buildings overheating during hotter summers.

According to the resolution, the U.N. Special Representative would "encourage" and "promote" measures to improve Iraqi welfare.

First, the country has eviscerated agencies of accountability and transparency to the point that they can no longer promote measures to prevent abuses.

In the meeting, Francis said he wanted to promote measures to protect minors and help victims of sexual violence and take necessary actions against perpetrators, the statement said.

Yet Labourites like Yvette Cooper make precisely that mistake when they call on colleagues to "listen" to voters' "concerns" about immigration when they (presumably) mean: "promote measures to boost the supply of housing and good jobs".

But Barry C. Scheck, a founder of the Innocence Project, said that if supporters of DNA expansion were serious about preventing wrongful convictions, they should promote measures like requiring videotaping of interrogations or changing the way lineups are done.

While head of the NHS Lord Crisp promoted measures to stop the NHS poaching doctors and nurses from countries with staff shortages.

In this he was helped most by his Republican allies, including former Speaker Newt Gingrich and the Bush administration, which has promoted measures to allow more consolidation.

Strategists on each side said that among undecided voters, Mr. Bush was aiming at a younger, slightly more upscale pool by promoting measures like privatizing Social Security.

"One senator said I was promoting measures that would empty French cellars and fill the coffers of foreign companies," she recalled with a smile.

The Pentagon is also promoting measures to prevent troops from stockpiling medications, a common source of overdoses.