Sentence examples for bring prominent from inspiring English sources
That said, the S.E.C. enforcement division continues to bring prominent insider-trading cases, a hallmark of Mr. Khuzami's tenure.
They envisaged a "reconciliation reshuffle" to be held after their inevitable victory, which would bring prominent pro-leave Conservatives back into the fold.
He rarely sold art from his holdings (which included a major group of Japanese antiquities) but lent freely from them, and helped bring prominent artists, along with exhibitions of their work, to Colorado State University.
A.G. Lafley, the company's chairman, president and chief executive, said 96.5% of the shareholder votes favored the $57 billion deal, which would bring prominent consumer brands under one umbrella, including P&G's Pampers diapers brand and Gillette's line of shavers.
These beliefs, and an underlying commitment to bring prominent newsrooms together to produce solutions journalism in a collaborative way, is what drives Sparknews, the social startup behind Solutions&Co.
Mr. Sarkozy's initial "opening" to the left, which saw him bringing prominent Socialists like Bernard Kouchner and Fadéla Amara into government, appears to be over.
The foundation which established headquarters at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. later created an outreach program that brought prominent writers to nearby schools.
Boggy Meadow's original owner, Jonathan Mason, a Federalist senator from Massachusetts, brought prominent mid-19th-century Bostonians here in summer.
Still, advertising and lobbying, complete with an annual pre-Passover junket that brought prominent rabbis to the Manischewitz plant for a tour and "scrumptious banquet," insured both lay and rabbinical approval.
Despite the difficulty of bringing prominent Sunnis on board, the new parliament and the new government do reflect the country's diversity, and so do the revamped security forces.Broadly speaking, there are two possible outcomes.
Meanwhile, his plan to continue a policy of political "opening" that brings prominent figures on the left into government or into high-profile commissions has infuriated politicians in his party.
