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He also stressed the need for ecosystem-based management and promoting comprehensive governance of the oceans.

These elements are potential keys to positively promoting comprehensive active transport initiatives among gatekeepers and leaders across different sectors.

A Foreign Ministry spokeswoman in Beijing, Jiang Yu, was quoted by Reuters as saying that China wanted to keep promoting "comprehensive, strategic" relations with Portugal after the government in Lisbon collapsed.

The results will provide technical support for eliminating pollution and promoting comprehensive utilization of the chromium-containing alumina sludge.

The findings by these experiments provide essential information for eliminating pollution and promoting comprehensive utilization of the chromium-containing alumina sludge.

While nation-states may remain the right units for promoting comprehensive conceptions of social justice, they are increasingly inadequate for coping with cultural diversity emerging from temporary migration rather than settlement migration or territorial minority nationalisms.

The president's trip to Texas was his fifth event in four weeks to promote comprehensive immigration changes.

Crosland is a hate figure on the right because, as education secretary in the 1960s, he promoted comprehensive education at the expense of grammars (though not as much as Margaret Thatcher later did).

"Are they doing this to please the men or please themselves?" asked Tamara Kreinin, president of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, a nonprofit group that promotes comprehensive education about sexuality.

In fact, their lack of commitment to any specific division of labour on the shop floor later enabled European unions to support and promote comprehensive public and private labour-market policies of general upgrading of skills and jobs.

Related: David Cameron lays out plans for 'blue-collar Conservatism' as cabinet meets Evidently stung by charges of running a posh "chumocracy", Cameron has promoted comprehensive school educated MPs – Javid, Priti Patel, Greg Clark and David Mundell.