Sentence examples for promoted conditions from inspiring English sources

This translation was facilitated by writings that expressed and promoted conditions of accelerating change that were prompted by pressures to avoid closure or divestment of the Britech assembly site.

In fact, there is a great deal of dispute about the evidence for the biological base of some of the most promoted conditions – depression and post-traumatic stress disorder in particular (16) – but advocacy nevertheless has emphasised the conditions as disease entities in need of treatment.

He also promoted conditioned responses as the ideal experimental tool.

The UN Charter makes explicit reference, in Article 55, to promoting conditions of stability and the promotion of higher living standards, economic and social progress, and development.

There is no shame in feeling and expressing sexual attraction, and we should be promoting conditions that give rise to as much mutual sexual pleasure as possible.

The McCain campaign has said he will encourage corporate research by reducing the capital gains and corporate taxes and promoting "conditions favorable to investment".

As someone privileged to lead a very vibrant public university, I applaud David Brooks's insightful observations about the importance of promoting conditions "where brilliance can happen".

Its benefit, for Moscow, is psychological; it raises fears over Russian power in Europe that allows Moscow to continue to exploit transatlantic fissures in the Nato alliance, promoting conditions in which Russia succeeds in intimidating European states into a new European security architecture that includes Russia and excludes the United States.

These data suggest that use of weirs can provide enhanced hydrological residence time in these systems, and thus promote conditions conducive for nitrogen removal via denitrification to occur.

Thus low-grade weirs should be considered as BMPs for nitrogen removal in source agricultural landscapes, as they promote conditions conducive for denitrification.

For example, region-wide applications of a management regime that focused only on continuous overstory cover would not promote conditions and patterns associated with severe, larger-scale disturbances, e.g., certain early successional habitat features.