Sentence examples for promoting responsible behaviour from inspiring English sources

The workbook spells out how religious leaders can change the course of the HIV/AIDS pandemic by promoting responsible behaviour, increasing public knowledge, speaking out against stigma, and advocating for supportive policies and laws.

The idea of inclusive capitalism, and one of the focuses of this conference, is the ways in which we as an industry can work together to promote responsible behaviour to underpin the fairness and integrity of the system, and safeguard the interests of the people and companies working in it.

During the friendly basketball match between Serbia and France, UNICEF set up information corners where visitors could take a photo with photo frames that promote responsible behaviour on the internet.

UNICEF's early policy focused on youth, and emphasised 'communication' as a means of promoting responsible sexual behaviour.

In a number of partnerships, members contributed directly to biodiversity conservation through monitoring by volunteers, visitor education, promoting responsible visitor behaviour, and implementing sustainable management.

The main objective of sexual and reproductive health for young people in Bunda was to improve the health and livelihoods of young people aged 10-24 years old, with the purpose of promoting responsible sexual behaviour among the people through information, education and communication activities and support for gainful employment.

Therefore, a major aim of the programme is to promote responsible drinking behaviour.

We see the housing sector as a great partner in promoting responsible pay.

The proceeds would be ploughed back into treatment and into promoting responsible drinking.

AMONG the many victims of BP's catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is the campaign to promote socially responsible behaviour among big companies.

There is a clear need for multifaceted interventions that target village doctors, to improve prescribing and communication, as well as the general public, to improve health-seeking behaviours and promote responsible individual use of antibiotics.