Sentence examples for promoted to extend from inspiring English sources
New simple technology should be promoted to extend biogas development.
Community health workers are increasingly being promoted to extend primary health care to underserved populations.
In many developing countries, the public-private/public mix (PPM) approach were promoted to extend effective standard TB care from the NTP clinics to all other providers [ 3].
'Task-shifting' and mobilization of community health workers are increasingly being promoted to extend primary health care to underserved populations in resource-poor settings (WHO et al. 2008; East, Central and Southern Health Community 2010; Nabudere et al. 2010; Fulton et al. 2011; Dambisya and Matinhure 2012).
He promoted legislation to extend in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants.
An effective director "had the idea, sourced it, manufactured it, figured out how to promote it, how to extend its life," Mr. Burke explained.
While Massachusetts's recent court decision that gay people have a right to marry was grabbing all the headlines late last year, New Jersey legislators were quietly promoting a bill to extend many of the benefits of marriage to same-sex couples.
During Gadget Show Live, the UK's biggest consumer electronics show, Lenovo used Promoted Tweets and Accounts to extend its reach to specific audiences, geo-targeting tweets to people located near the show.
This week President Obama is expected to sign into law the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, publically promoted as a bill to extend payroll-tax cuts, thereby providing about $100 billion in tax relief to the bottom 99% of Americans by income.
It is now developing more powerful analytical systems to work alongside the x-ray machines and mobile radiation detectors being supplied to customs officials.Next week the United States will use a meeting in London of the International Maritime Organisation, the UN organisation that oversees the oceans, to promote a controversial scheme to extend its own borders.
Furthermore, hypocretin neurons do not seem to respond to an 'effort' to remain awake, but rather keep track of time spent awake as a wake-promoting counterbalance to extended wakefulness.
