Sentence examples for promoting living from inspiring English sources

A. J. Levinson, who pressed a national campaign to improve what she called "the quality of death" by promoting living wills, and who educated both professionals and the public on ways to bring dignity to dying, died on Monday at her home in Manhattan.

Further, promoting living in areas where the population has aggregated also results in electricity savings.

Therefore, promoting living in urban areas will result in electricity savings.

In conclusion, promoting living in urban areas by forming urbanised cities in each region would seem to be an effective strategy for increasing electricity energy efficiency.

Prior to law school, Prof. Rogers worked as a community organizer promoting living wage policies and affordable housing, and spent several years organizing workers as part of SEIU's "Justice for Janitors" campaign.

This includes aggressive pilot programs that reward doctors who move away from fee-for-service into Accountable Care Organizations and bundled services; promoting living wills; reforming Medicare cost-sharing; and eliminating gimmicks states use to game the Medicaid program.

It opens up the possibility for a trained architect and entrepreneur like Graham Hill to stump for smaller living with his Life Edited project which promotes living in 250 square feet.

He says he would like to promote living wage zones too.

At one point he did a music tour traveling by Vespas and camping out to promote living green.

The initiative promotes living composers linked not by birthright (Mr. Golijov is Argentine, for example) but by a tonal, tuneful and mainstream audience-friendly musical aesthetic.

When Matias Tarnopolsky took over as director of Cal Performances, which is producing the concerts, two years ago, he was determined to promote living composers and build a new music series.