Sentence examples for that promote both from inspiring English sources

The goal is to weave care more naturally into people's lives by designing buildings that promote both wellness and efficiency.

Our interdisciplinary team of experts is exploring new job-environment and workplace models – ones that promote both worker well-being and business success.

The "holes" in these defenses are referred to as landmines and/or human error traps, and create "setups" that promote both the frequency and severity of mistakes.

Making Caring Common (MCC) seeks support from the Templeton Foundation to analyze current college admissions tools and practices and to pilot new tools in high schools and college admission offices that promote both ethical and performance virtue development and equity and access for economically disadvantaged students.

This is part of her daily routine: because she comes from a family with a history of mental illness, addiction and suicide (a legacy explored in "Running From Crazy," a new documentary directed by Barbara Kopple), health and wellness and the preventive measures that promote both are at the center of her life — and thus at the center of my article about her in this Sunday's magazine.

The institutional explanation emphasizes networks creating converging discourses that promote both information sharing and the alignment of research agendas among the three institutional actors.

For instance, divergent ncRNAs that occur at many bi-directional RNAPII promoters harbor binding sites for the Nrd1/Nab3 RNA binding complex that promotes both their termination and degradation by the RNA exosome (Schulz et al., 2013).

Castle Hill School, Huddersfield, Yorkshire: a Glorias Glorious Garden (GGG) – an outdoor area specifically for secondary students that promotes both physical and creative play.

With the decline of Mughal central authority, the period between 1707 and 1761 witnessed a resurgence of regional identity that promoted both political and economic decentralization.

To effect land sparing in practice would require policies that promoted both increases in agricultural yield and the establishment or protection of natural habitats on spared land.

On the other were Mr. Reed and Ms. Kagan, who wanted less talk of grievance and more focus on initiatives that promoted both opportunity and responsibility.