Sentence examples for first promoted by from inspiring English sources

The privatization plan was first promoted by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

The grouping was first promoted by officials in the Office of Management and Budget, which sets policy on racial classifications.

That idea was originally the centerpiece of the program as it was first promoted by the current Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr.

Early in her tenure, Ms. Whitman evaluated whether or not to spin off Hewlett-Packard's PC business, an idea first promoted by her predecessor, Mr. Apotheker.

It is a model of the City Beautiful movement first promoted by the Chicago exhibition, anchored by city hall and a series of symmetrical flowering gardens that form Denver's main axis.

The economic crisis has fatally undermined the neoliberal project of liberalisation, deregulation and privatisation first promoted by countries such as the UK and Ireland and then gradually adopted by the continent.

This report is the sixth promoted by the AISP-SIS on the demographic situation of the country.

Remarkably, the first Quranic verses revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on the original Lailat-ul-Qadr were not about the night itself; instead, Allah first promoted education by saying, "Read!

"He has one of the most important jobs in the city because labor costs are more than half of what the city spends every year," said Mayor Edward I. Koch, who made him his first deputy labor commissioner in 1988, the year before Mr. Hanley was first promoted to commissioner by Mayor David N. Dinkins.

Washington, like several other cities that have rolled out merit pay programs, first promoted the plan mainly by emphasizing the top compensation that someone could earn in a single year: about $130,000 annually in salary and performance bonuses.

The first bouts promoted by the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the early 1990s were virtually unregulated brawls reminiscent of Roman gladiatorial battles.