Sentence examples for promotion of continuing from inspiring English sources

In order to reduce occupational accidents in the furniture manufacturing industry the promotion of continuing professional development (CPD) training courses is required in order to change workers' behaviour to machine safety and encourage lifelong learning so as to promote a safety culture within the furniture manufacturing industry.

This highlights the need for action to support the promotion of continued breastfeeding.

This study offers new insight into the promotion of CFS continuing education materials.

For example, a recent evaluation of the THET health partnership scheme classified partnerships in terms of area of activity, for example direct delivery of health services; health promotion; continuing professional development; under/post graduate education; support services (facilities/equipment/management); research [ 2].

In this way the inappropriate promotion of these products continues to damage the health and development of millions of children around the world.

The promotion of the song continued on December 7, when she performed a remixed version of "Pretty Girl Rock" on Lopez Tonight, dressed in a silver and black leotard.

Unfortunately, uptake within the CF community remains limited and both promotion and continued expansion of this medium to meet the evolving needs of the community are required.

Nevertheless and to quote Craig et al [ 13] 'many issues surrounding evaluation of complex interventions are still debated' and so the argument of the place of RCTs in the radical discourse of health promotion continues.

And the Metis reports also found that the practice of social promotion continued nonetheless, with a rising number of students who attended summer school being promoted despite the fact that most had failed the end-of-summer tests because the city's promotion policy also factored in attendance and class work.

The first is "quid pro quo," in which submission to the conduct is made a condition of, say, a promotion or continued employment.

While unhappiness about the promotion process continued, a number of Master's graduates, though not all, had experienced career advancement.