Sentence examples for asserted to promote from inspiring English sources

Immersion, which can be seen as a form of cognitive and emotional absorption, has been asserted to promote enjoyment, engagement in a task and even learning.

And he counters critics on left (including feminists and queer theorists) who assert that to promote the widest possible range of caregiving relationships marriage should be disestablished as a publicly sanctioned institution.

Agribusiness has long asserted that those antibiotics are essential to promote growth and prevent disease.

Purisima sees great potential for tourism in the Philippines as one avenue to promote inclusive growth, asserting that the Palawan archipelago – stretching more than 450km towards Malaysia – could be the Maldives of Asia.

Eiland-Hall wrote on the site that those furthering the meme were asserting Beck used a similar strategy to promote his opinions and increase his viewership.

We assert that SGL is uniquely-positioned to promote effective learning in the science classroom.

But it has sold a lackluster two million copies in the United States, leading Mr. Jackson to assert that Sony did not do enough to promote it, a notion Sony has denied.

Levy, the lawyer for the league, asserted Wednesday that merchandising deals are made only to promote the sport — "to get more people interested in watching the games on television, to get more people interested in buying tickets to the game".

Once in control, current club leaders asserted, these candidates intended to use the environmental organization to promote anti-immigration views.

But today, as Mr. Bush made a speech here to promote his new national volunteer corps, White House officials asserted again that Mr. Bush was officially neutral.

That the special election will happen in two weeks is at once an advantage and disadvantage to both candidates: It gives Mr. Peralta little time to assert his candidacy and it gives Mr. Monserrate little time to promote his story.