'I have decided to promote you......
Rather than try and persuade them to shoot for CR, she decided to promote younger talent.
We decided to promote both books by getting people to read out letters in a live setting.
I shortly learned this was an evergreen piece someone at The Times decided to promote in a very inappropriate way.
An economic liberal, she decided to promote consumer rights as a way of reconciling Europeans with competition and free markets.
Even so, Fanta was jettisoned by Coca-Cola in the United States in 1986 when it decided to promote Minute Maid as its orange-flavored soda instead.
Much the best scene shows the bullying Buddy cringing before the company chairman who has arbitrarily decided to promote "noble" films.
Last November, in Iran, Tehran's city council decided to promote a network of laughter-yoga clubs, and by July of this year twenty thousand people had signed up.
Now comes a new release: an audacious double album called "The Weight of These Wings," which Lambert has decided to promote by saying virtually nothing at all.
But then, just as his debut solo album was released, he decided to promote it by outing himself as a 9/11 truther.
Mr. Kelly was so impressed with the video that he decided to promote it with the commercial on Sunday, which had not been the original plan.
