Sentence examples for promoting a climate from inspiring English sources
Education in tolerance should be mandatory from primary school to university, and for the military and the police, while public broadcasting must "devote a prescribed percentage of their programmes to promoting a climate of tolerance".
Rather than alleviate our national anxiety, the Administration enhanced it by promoting a climate of fear.
In nominating McCarthy to be the nation's top environmental steward, Obama is promoting a climate change champion and a 25-year veteran of environmental policy and politics.
It studied this problem extensively and found that some prisons promoted a climate of safety while others implicitly tolerated abuse.
In many countries, these laws are used to stifle free expression and promote a climate of fear and punishment for people of minority religious and non-religious groups.
The law has promoted a climate of fear and violence for LGBT people and has also given rise to additional laws targeting LGBT citizens.
In fact, I would argue that academic administrators have a responsibility to conduct university business in as transparent and open a manner as possible, that we have an obligation not just to avoid secrecy but to actively promote a climate of openness.
Leadership styles that value contribution from staff will promote a climate where the information is shared in a timely manner, effectively and openly.
Attending to the needs of patients only while ignoring the needs of families and PICU staff is unlikely to promote a climate of humanism.
For this week a prominent climate-cynics site, Watt's Up With That, promoted a climate-misinformation iPhone app that contains far more damaging Orwellian language than the Sierra Club's coal industry spoof.
Settings that are conducive to promoting a contextualized climate for interaction, collaboration and synergy are essential for implementing pedagogical strategies of didactic architectures that provide for greater control by the students over the methods used and encourage them to actively participate in the learning process (student-focused).
