Sentence examples for promoting discussion of from inspiring English sources

Cowen said the agenda for the non-B.C.S. conference call included: $6$$)Asking Brand of the N.C.A.A. to reveal details of discussions among the six conferences about the future of the B.C.S. $6$$)Promoting discussion of a playoff system for all of Division I-A football, which would eliminate the B.C.S., scale back the regular season and split revenues among the 117 Division I-A colleges.

At the council meeting, AAAS program director Audrey Chapman explained that the Dialogue is teaching the religious community about science and promoting discussion of difficult ethical issues such as cloning.

Using a blend of learning strategies (face-to-face, online, simulation, and group mentoring sessions), this training experience was designed to cover content while promoting discussion of issues and challenges and providing much-needed mentorship.

By making these questions visible, and promoting discussion of them with diverse stakeholders, we can facilitate handoffs along the translational pathway and increase uptake of effective interventions.

Counseling on family planning may help to promote contraceptive continuity by addressing concerns about side effects and promoting discussion of contraceptive use among couples.

We feel that the workshop format, working in multiple, smaller groups (up to 12 students), is particularly useful for demonstrating the efficacy of these techniques and for promoting discussion of how these techniques might be used to enhance student learning.

Freeman's actions revealed her deep pride in her ancestry and promoted discussion of cultural relations in Australia.

A spokeswoman for the Tate added: "Its purpose has always been to promote discussion of contemporary British art.

The editors, noting the report is likely to be controversial, said they published it to promote discussion of cardiac-death donation, especially for infant heart transplants.

Campbell, aged 42 and probably the best known of the four artists shortlisted, had been the bookmakers' favourite all along to take a prize created 30 years ago to "promote discussion of new developments in contemporary British art".

As the conference speakers delivered their remarks, hundreds of Africans, Asians and people from around the world began dismantling the global village created here to promote discussion of H.I.V.