Sentence examples for promoting mobility from inspiring English sources
A well-established credit transfer system also exists in Europe as part of the Bologna process, aimed at promoting mobility for students between European institutions.
If wages depended on productivity, workers themselves — and their elected representatives — could influence their prospects by pursuing or promoting mobility, education and public health.
"In addition to creating thousands of jobs and promoting mobility and regional competitiveness in the global economy for decades to come, the Mass Transit Tunnel will provide enormous environmental benefits by taking thousands of cars off the road," said New Jersey's governor, Jon S. Corzine, who has been one of the project's most ardent champions.
STRIDE is a promising interdisciplinary approach to promoting mobility and improving outcomes in hospitalized older adults.
Discussions in this group covered a wide range of topics--from providing statistics on researcher mobility to promoting mobility between academia and industry--for which the situation between countries varied.
However, while much progress has been achieved in promoting mobility in higher education, there is some way to go before learner mobility in VET can reach the same level.
The implications of these findings are discussed as they relate to designing interventions to promote mobility.
In the long term, this will help Japan develop a more robust external labor market that promotes mobility between organizations and across sectors, not just within companies.
The difference is that Danes, Swedes and even Canadians are able to promote mobility for the majority while continuing to live with a dynasty at the top.
The report expresses concern on the low levels of UK student outward mobility, and proposes that universities and the commission should promote mobility opportunities and make Erasmus placements more flexible.
Some universities in Australia are also moving towards generalist degrees, presumably to equip their students with a broader set of skills and capabilities that would promote mobility of employment and flexibility to adapt to changing workforce needs.
