Sentence examples for promoted exchanges from inspiring English sources
The European Union has promoted exchanges between museums, has encouraged the development of "European Rooms" in certain museums of its member states, and has contributed substantially to the capital costs of museum development.
SPAMM worked fluidly thanks to a network and telepresence device that multiplied audiences and promoted exchanges and interactions both in and between each of the venues.
In a recent interview with The Asahi Shimbun, Sun Ge, a leading Chinese scholar of Japanese social thought who has actively promoted exchanges between intellectuals of both countries, shared her views on the wisdom of leaving it up to the states and politicians alone to argue history and the possibility of rapprochement between a victimized nation and the responsible nation.
This specialization encouraged undergraduates to continue studies at graduate level, allowed professional preparation for the Doctor of Philosophy degree, and promoted exchange study in Europe.
Based on these recombinants, we concluded that homology-based repair of DSBs promoted exchange of a substantial uninterrupted stretch of sequence.
He founded the Cornell Institute in 1981 to promote exchanges among social scientists and to assist them in their research.
The scholarship, administered by the United States-Ireland Alliance, was started four years ago to promote exchanges between the two Irelands and the United States.
Some tour operators use their unique access to the country to promote exchanges and outreach in sports and the arts.
Both museums are part of French Regional American Museum Exchange, a nonprofit consortium that promotes exchanges between its 26 members in France and North America.
On a practical level, the delays impair U.S. efforts to train law enforcement and military personnel, and to promote exchanges and academic programs with civilian authorities.
European student mobility is a key principle of the Bologna Process, which seeks to promote exchanges among the 47 nations of the European Higher Education Area.
