Sentence examples for promotion stance from inspiring English sources

Others have used health belief models to explain the psychological factors influencing help seeking consulting behaviour [ 10, 11], or have modified it to reflect a health promotion stance for young families [ 28].

Before seeking partnerships with religious leaders for purposes of health promotion, moreover, the religious stance of the leaders with regard to a specific activity should be determined and taken into consideration.

Its stance on homosexuality and promotion of "traditional" moral values appeal to religious conservatives.

The FEPC made a series of unsuccessful attempts to convince the PTC management and the union leadership to change their stance and to allow promotions of black employees to non-menial jobs.

Mr. Chen's hard-line stance during the protests earned him promotion from the Communist Party and scorn from its opponents.

"While it is encouraging that management stuck to its new trading stance with 10 fewer days on promotion, we continue to believe that Debenhams is strategically challenged".

King himself recently reiterated his negative stance on the 1980 film while carrying out promotion duties for his new novel Doctor Sleep, a sequel to his own 1977 book.

Most scholars sketch an increasing tendency of states taking an instrumental stance on the migration and naturalisation of talented athletes for state promotion purposes (cf. Poli, 2007; Maguire, 2011; Shachar, 2011).

Philip J. Purcell, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, adopted the same stance when Allison K. Schieffelin contended that she had been denied a promotion because she was a woman.

Study participants who reported that there should be no promotion and distribution of condoms among them and their peers (n = 837), subsequently reported reasons for their stance.

It is Cornerstone Promotion, not Cornerstone Promotions.