Sentence examples for vision for promoting from inspiring English sources
The Yudhoyono administration, from 2004 to 2014, adopted a strong vision for promoting sustainable development that burnished its international image.
"The directors have a new vision for promoting a broad array of conservative priorities; from sound fiscal policies to strong 2nd Amendment rights to pro-life policies," Schneider said in an email.
"The directors have a new vision for promoting a broad array of conservative priorities; from sound fiscal policies to strong 2nd Amendment rights to pro-life policies," Schneider said in an email. .
COP21 served as a platform for GGGI to engage with its Members and present its vision for promoting and facilitating green investments to a wider audience through organizing events and participating in numerous activities.
1. Vision Setting Through a participatory process, MoI and stakeholders (both rights holders and duty bearers), collectively define the long term vision for promoting justice and realising children's rights to protection in Cambodia.
Based on a shared vision of promoting world food security for all, the UN's Rome-based Agencies - FAO, IFAD and WFP - work together, both at global and country level, to maximize results and support countries in fighting hunger, malnutrition and poverty in a sustainable way.
The Abu Dhabi Vision 2030 provides the guidelines for promoting non-oil GDP growth by diversifying Abu Dhabi's economy for its post-oil future.
Export-led growth is part of a new vision for Costa Rica promoted by US Aid from the early 80s under the American Public Law 480 "food for peace" programme.
Savage parallels the "militarist vision for youth" promoted by newly industrial and aggressively nationalist Germany in the 1870s and '80s to the "cult of masculinity" and bullying suppression of individuality embodied in team sports in elite British schools, which shaped boys for imperial service.
More seriously, the show has been criticized for promoting a romanticized, nostalgic vision of the shtetl -- a vision that has all but replaced the reality.
It was quick to recognise the power of the cinema as a tool for promoting its alternative vision, which continues to this day; the Co-operative Group are supporting a remake of the 1944 film Men of Rochdale, about the birth of co-operation in 1844 by the Rochdale Pioneers, starring John Henshaw and due for release later this year.
