Sentence examples for has promoted for from inspiring English sources

"We hope for early action on the bill in the new Congress," Melissa Wagoner, a spokeswoman for Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, said of the landmark legislation, which Mr. Kennedy has promoted for years.

Mr. Markowitz's campaign workers counter by saying that although he is a Democrat in a Republican-controlled State Senate, their candidate is the best known in the field, largely because he is associated with the highly popular concerts he has promoted for years.

Indeed, the announcement on the Oprah show, which showed clips of Mr. Zuckerberg and his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan in their home, was linked to a different movie, a documentary about public education called "Waiting for Superman" that opened Friday and that Ms. Winfrey has promoted for much of the last week.

Also having promoted for so many years I see it from the promoters point of view as well.

"This is a program that we have promoted for 100 years that is very near and dear to the Postal Service," said Sue Brennan, a spokeswoman for the program.

Mobileye has recently begun offering the third generation of its technology, which companies like Volvo have promoted for its ability to detect pedestrians and cyclists.

For his birthday, his wife went to buy him $5 seats that the team had promoted for those who live in the neighborhood.

The Department of Education (which Mr Gingrich promised to abolish) has so much cash swilling around that it can afford to pay a conservative pundit, Armstrong Williams, $240,000 to promote an education bill that he would have promoted for nothing.

Mr. Bloomberg appeared with Mr. Lewis on the steps of City Hall shortly after Mr. Bloomberg announced parts of a long-promised plan on crime, which his television advertisements and campaign literature have promoted for weeks.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, whom many House Republicans had promoted for a place on the Bush ticket, said today that Mr. Cheney's "leadership skills are proven in many areas".

Donald J. Trump publicly retreated from his "birther" campaign on Friday, tersely acknowledging that President Obama was born in the United States — and effectively conceding that the conspiracy theory he had promoted for years was baseless.