Sentence examples for has made promotion from inspiring English sources

The current Tunisian government, elected last October, has made promotion of the event a critical priority for reviving tourism in the southern part of the country.

Six of the 26 measures were placed on the ballot by anti-tax groups in an effort largely spearheaded by Bill Sizemore, an unsuccessful candidate for governor two years ago who has made promotion of the tax initiatives into a virtual full-time business.

He was joined by the Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health Service, Dr. Vivek Murthy, who has made promotion of tobacco-free living one of his highest priorities.

While President Reagan made few concessions for American support of right-wing dictators in pursuit of the larger aims of the cold war, Mr. Bush today is in the far more delicate position of having made promotion of democracy, especially in the Islamic world, the announced centerpiece of his foreign policy.

Rather, the Mohists are ambitious, capable commoners for whom the passing of the old feudal system and the development of centralized, meritocratic bureaucracies have made promotion to the officer or knight (shi) class a possibility.

President Barack Obama has made the promotion of renewables central to his administration.

But the United States, in its new Africa strategy announced in June, has made the promotion of democracy a top priority.

For President Bush, who has made democracy promotion a prominent theme of his foreign policy, Mr. Aliyev's visit could prove tricky.

Atomico, the European VC fund founded by Skype's Niklas Zennström, has made another promotion.

The UK has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates worldwide and in recent years the Government has made breastfeeding promotion one of its priorities.

At primary care level, it has made the promotion of innovation and research a core duty of the work of the local NHS, with a requirement to participate in research and to promote patients' recruitment to research.