Sentence examples for promoting intelligence from inspiring English sources

Radix Polygalae, the dried root of Polygala tenuifolia, has been extensively used as a traditional Chinese medicine for promoting intelligence and tranquilization.

It had to promote intelligence and merit.

Australia and Indonesia's foreign ministers have signed an agreement to promote intelligence cooperation, drawing a line under the rift caused by spying revelations last year.

1970s Blue Peter was worthy – "too middle class", it might be called by a modern TV executive – and promoted intelligence as well as fun.

The second point says: "The parties will promote intelligence cooperation between the relevant institutions and agencies in accordance with their respective national laws and regulations".

Infant formulas must promote intelligence, not happiness.

The claim was central to Ben Stein's film Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed promoting intelligent design creationism.

The Cochran-Harpening theory--genes that stimulate the extra growth and branching that connect nerve cells together might promote intelligence--has not been definitively embraced.

The GRU itself, records show, is now involved in promoting the intelligence services in public schools.

Chalabi, who is notorious for his role in promoting flawed intelligence on weapons of mass destruction before the war, is now a deputy Prime Minister.

The C.I.A., which was so burned by Iraqi W.M.D., is going to the Pentagon and the Vice-President's office saying, 'It's all new stuff.' People in the Administration are saying, 'We've got enough.' " The Administration's case against Iran is compromised by its history of promoting false intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction.