Sentence examples for ardently promoting from inspiring English sources

"Being in this market, I became inspired by the nurses, doctors, midwives, and doulas who wanted to stop giving away formula bags to their new moms and who were ardently promoting and supporting breastfeeding, but didn't have an alternative.

"The United States ignores its own severe human rights problems, ardently promoting its so-called 'human rights diplomacy', treating human rights as a political tool to vilify other countries and to advance its own strategic interests," said a passage from the Chinese report.

In fact, Obama and his advisers have ardently promoted human rights abroad.

Not long before, Victoria Hislop's The Island – ardently promoted by Richard & Judy – was another runaway hit.

In contemporary Britain the Daily Express ardently promoted British products and symbols of national identity while maintaining an independent political stance.

BEIJING — Viewed through the lens of the Marxist tenets he so ardently promoted, Yi Junqing's relationship with a female researcher would have probably been categorized as exploitive.

The show, which has been ardently promoted by NBC, had dropped every week since its premiere, leveling off last week at a 2.3 rating in that age group.

On the one hand, jobs now fully embody the ethos of lone individualism that neoclassical economics so ardently promoted as the new normal.

He had ardently promoted academy schools under Blair; he would later try to forge an unsuccessful Labour-Liberal Democrat coalition package after the 2010 election.

Just in time for the new millennium, this collection serves as an intellectual autobiography of the author of "2001: A Space Odyssey," showcasing his early advocacy of space travel and many other ardently promoted causes.

It was a noble attempt, but it failed after a compromise worked out by Senators Joe Manchin and Patrick Toomey couldn't attract enough votes, and the reality of that failure is that Democrats in the West and the South must now run away from a reform that the President once ardently promoted.