Sentence examples for promote organisation from inspiring English sources

In companion studies, experiments was carried out to determine if the proteolytic fragments generated from polymerised collagen would promote organisation of endothelial cells into vascular tubes on intact collagen, or, conversely, if the fragments would interfere with vascular tube formation on partially degraded collagen.

"It does not mean that aid is going to be stripped from countries, but it certainly means that the US government is going to promote programmes and promote organisations that are trying to improve the lives of LGBT people".

Many respondents felt that going smoke-free had positively influenced their Trust's image of a health promoting organisation.

"It looks like a number of user accounts - perhaps as many as several hundred - may have been paid to write articles on Wikipedia promoting organisations or products," she said, "and have been violating numerous site policies and guidelines".

However, the PBO is inherently weak where the matrix organisation is strong: in performing routine tasks, achieving economies of scale, coordinating cross-project resources, facilitating company wide technical development, and promoting organisation-wide learning.

He strove to revive this relationship by promoting organisations such as the Pak-Central Asia Friendship Association.

The guidance established that a complete smoke-free policy covering buildings and grounds without allowing for exemptions was a "gold standard" [ 13] for hospitals as health promoting organisations.

Policy infringements in the grounds were widespread and appeared to be widely tolerated undermining the ethos of hospitals as health promoting organisations.

The findings suggest that ERP can meet industrialised housing needs as well as promote an organisation to be re-engineered through comprehensive change and act as a driver for a more efficient internal and external supply chain.

Through these activities managers could promote an organisation-wide learning philosophy that enabled workplace learning [ 2].

Before the presentation began, the Duke chatted to Matthew Trewhella, a developer advocate who promotes his organisation's products to companies.