Sentence examples for promoting the utilisation of from inspiring English sources

These schemes have had, therefore, very limited effect in counteracting the intensification process observed in many Greek livestock farms or in promoting the utilisation of bigger pastoral areas or longer grazing periods.

Therefore, in order to increase effectiveness it is crucial to provide a supporting health promotion programme that promotes the utilisation of the offered health enhancing facilities by employees with lifestyle-related risk factors for disease.

The use and trade of NTFPs has potential to be used for poverty alleviation and social upliftment in developing countries in a sustainable way (Shackleton and Shackleton 2004); this includes various initiatives to promote the utilisation of invasive alien species of Acacia and Prosopis (Choge and Chikamai 2004; Pasiecznik et al. 2006; Shackleton et al. 2007a).

This paper examines researchers' practices to promote the utilisation of research.

Messages for children should facilitate the utilisation of dental care services, for both preventive and prompt management of oral diseases, and promote the use of fluoride containing dentifrices for caries prevention.

It would also further increase the utilisation of our world-class research infrastructure," he will say.

An innovative strategy used to promote minor ailment care is the utilisation of community pharmacists to deliver minor ailment services (MASs).

This study suggests the importance of strengthening service provision at the supply side in promoting equitable utilisation of childcare with prepayment schemes.

In recent years, the increase in marine fuel prices coupled with stricter regulations on pollutant emissions set by the International Maritime Organization have promoted the research in new propulsion technologies and the utilisation of cleaner fuels.

Promoting the Rights of Children in Iraq.

p53 also modulates the balance between the utilisation of the respiratory and glycolytic pathways but in an opposite way to hypoxia, by promoting oxidative phosphorylation and dampening glycolysis.