Sentence examples for role of promoting from inspiring English sources

Established in 1980, the commission has a dual role of promoting both economic and cultural ties between the Philippines and its diaspora.

Extracellular/acellular matrix has been attracted much research interests for its unique biological characteristics, and ACM modified neural scaffolds shows the remarkable role of promoting peripheral nerve regeneration.

He questioned the Clinton administration's ambitious $6 billion program to wire public schools for the Internet and has spoken in favor of limitations on a government role of promoting universal telephone and Internet services.

In an age of special interests, said Raymond Forni, speaker of the National Assembly of France, the role of promoting citizens' causes should not be left to nongovernmental organizations, however welcome a phenomenon they are in most places.

Great solidarity, determined to stick to the task of government but the party seemingly unable to tackle its key role of promoting its own vision of a Liberal society.

Or will the United States shrink from its traditional role of promoting international commerce and cooperation, sending the message that it won't commit to the region, even as China invests in countries across the continent?

The head of the global antidoping agency, Craig Reedie, is also a member of the International Olympic Committee, prompting questions about his dual roles of promoting the Olympic brand while also pursuing offenses that could tarnish it.

As well as the traditional roles of promoting exports and encouraging foreign companies to invest in Britain, the Department of Trade and Industry will step up efforts to remove barriers to overseas capital investments made from the UK.

During the BBC interview, Mr Doncaster denied that the SPL was conflicted between its roles of promoting the commercial interests of member clubs and safeguarding the sporting integrity of the competition it administered.

It played roles of promoting the healing of corneal epithelium, inhibiting the growth of fibrous tissue, reconstructing the barrier function of corneal epithelial and reducing the recurrence rate of pterygium.

As our newsletters/presentations had the dual roles of promoting the research to key stakeholders (including during the pre-intervention period) and reporting progressive outcomes, they may have artificially raised pre-intervention referrals to preoperative PFMT.