Sentence examples for Promoting the cause from inspiring English sources

World War II brought major changes to North Africa, promoting the cause of national independence.

Bagier's interest also brought him into contact with the PR man Maurice Fraser, then promoting the cause of casinos.

He was widely known as a warm-hearted generous person who was passionate in promoting the cause of racial equality.

Ted Kennedy first introduced his ambitious national health insurance proposal 40 years ago, and he never stopped promoting the cause.

His critics said that while promoting the cause through democracy, he ruthlessly stifled dissent within his own ranks.

For Fair Trade Month, which the nonprofit organization is spearheading, other companies will also be promoting the cause.

The Trust declares a subsidiary interest in promoting the causes of freedom in the press and liberal journalism, both in Britain and elsewhere.

Two interesting twists about the conventions are that the RNC highlighted African-American, women and Hispanic speakers while not particularly promoting the causes of those minorities.

At every step Mr. Liu has unflaggingly promoted the cause.

In the 1980s and 1990s, François Mitterrand and Jacques Delors had tirelessly promoted the cause of a "social Europe".

There is a unit in the Department of Trade and Industry to look after social enterprises and promote the cause.