Sentence examples for creation promotion from inspiring English sources

Today, this non-profit organization is dedicated to the creation, promotion, and preservation of new contemporary art utilizing the hand papermaking process.

Plan exhibitions far in advance; set milestones (work creation, promotion, work delivery, event coordination, show take-down, etc.).

As the Blockchain and Crypto world gathers pace, vehicles to allow for the creation, promotion and management of crypto investment funds are growing.

Financial innovation is a process, carried out by any institution, that involves the creation, promotion and adoption of new (including both incremental and radical) products, platforms, and processes or an enabler of technologies that introduce new ways or changes to the way a financial activity is carried out.

This paper examines the role of the discursive power of counting, accounting numbers and inscriptions in the creation and promotion of 'order' in society.

Since its inaugural concert in 1977 the American Composers Orchestra has played an invaluable role in fostering the creation and promotion of contemporary American music.

In the late 1930s Pohl and others interested in science fiction formed a group known as the Futurians, which dedicated itself to the creation and promotion of constructive and forward-looking ("futurian") science fiction.

"European businesses remain convinced that the key driver of long-term economic development is the creation and promotion of freer and fairer market conditions for all companies in China," the report said.

Increased importance of research and development and the creation and promotion of new knowledge in the form of innovations that are commercialised and generate revenue, as well as in the form of social innovations that have positive development impacts.

"The creation and promotion of female sexual dysfunction is a textbook case of disease-mongering," says Dr Leonore Tiefer, associate professor of psychiatry at New York University school of medicine, and convenor of the Campaign for a New View of Women's Sexual Problems.

It's all part of what the BBC are claiming will be a "landmark comedy season" later this year, which apparently involves not the creation and promotion of new talent and ideas, but the dredging out of fond memories for another round on the televisual stage.