Sentence examples for committed promoted from inspiring English sources

At the opening ceremony here, Max Planck president Hubert Markl offered survivors of concentration-camp experiments "the deepest regret, compassion, and shame at the fact that crimes of this sort were committed, promoted, and not prevented within the ranks of German scientists".

The first enabler, connecting and committing, promotes the inclusion of a diverse group of individuals who are involved in dementia care and involves identifying and supporting the strengths, talents, gifts and resources each individual brings to the partnership.

He has said he is committed to promoting cleaner cars, and may propose incentives to encourage consumers and businesses to buy them.

Facebook has committed to promoting the campaign throughout the site.

Sainsbury's is committed to "promoting healthy lifestyles".

It is an active member of several organisations committed to promoting human rights, including the United Nations Global Compact.

In fact, it preached a hardline ideology committed to promoting extremism.

"She was committed to promoting equality between men and women," he said defiantly.

The UK and the US are also committed to promoting green technologies.

In Beijing, Hong Lei, a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, said that China was committed to promoting the six-party talks.

And Birmingham's The Drum, the only arts centre in Europe committed to promoting work from the ethnic communities.