Sentence examples for raising media from inspiring English sources

This definition has been further developed (Second International Conference on Responsible Tourism Destinations held in Kerala in 2008) through guidelines and recommendations for actions in different fields (education, training, campaigning and awareness raising, media, governance, partnerships and markets) in order to promote it.

Rather than trying to raise media standards, Mr. Calderón said, Mr. Correa was seeking to stifle criticism.

Ordinarily, a second place finish might seem good enough, but Trump had raised media expectations that he would have a huge win in Iowa.

New York Daily News deputy editor Arthur Browne, who also attended the meeting, explained that when the 1999 guidelines first came into effect, news executives raised media access issues with the NYPD and Giuliani administration.

Born in Park Ridge, NJ, and raised in Media, PA, Susan graduated with a BS in Finance at the University of Delaware.

"Concerns about cyberterrorism and access to government agency data are being raised by media reports without confirmation," he said.

Becky Rayner fund raises, does media work and recently took part in an exhibition at the Science Museum for Samaritans about the history of the telephone.

The examples raised in media discourses are often the same; be it a 'Russian' speed-track skater born in Korea or a 'Qatari' long distance runner from Kenya.

These implicit biases are shaped by: the environments we are raised in, media, and even our circles of influence.

Flies were raised on media containing 1 mg/ml geldanamycin.

Their offspring were split during early larval stages into replicates raised on media with or without GA.