Sentence examples for fervently promoting from inspiring English sources

Worse, Binyamin Netanyahu, the finance minister, who is fervently promoting Thatcherite economic reforms, is now holding the unions to ransom.

The parties are fervently anticipated, promoted weeks in advance with online advertisements — "Save this day," one said, "as I celebrate the life of my mother" — or with stacks of glossy fliers that pile up at African restaurants and groceries.

There were many people who were as fervently engaged in promoting their morality in exact opposition to the moral positions I had once held so securely.

For policy makers trying to quell popular opposition to the arms race, the idea of a shield against incoming missiles seemed a godsend, and they promoted it fervently and boldly -- most notably by advancing a novel "broad" interpretation of the 1972 antiballistic missile treaty and arguing that S.D.I. was compatible with that agreement.

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"And [Kirkpatrick] fervently defends the terrorist organization and always promotes the idea that there is oppression of freedoms in the country, and questions the public will that removed the [Muslim] Brotherhood from power".

Mr. Gong is serving a life sentence on charges, fervently denied by him and his supporters, that he fostered an illegal cult, promoted the beating of errant followers and raped some church members.

We must promote a culture among students, residents and policymakers that recognizes that incentives – aligned, misaligned, askance or otherwise – are secondary to a physician's duty to fervently protect the health of patients.

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