Sentence examples for has since promoted from inspiring English sources

No other country has since promoted this ambition, but many have seen the Olympics as a totem for their own nationalistic pride, and have tried to lure the games to their cities with bribes, the subject of a current scandal.

Mr. Nutter has since promoted and defended his anti-flash mob program with media appearances, including one on a local Fox morning show on Tuesday which featured the headline: "How Do You Stop Random Attacks by Teens?" The curfew has attracted a lot of attention, he said, but the government needed to act to keep control in the city.

Another visit from a Briton to South Australia a month and a half earlier highlighted the state's record on gay rights in a more complimentary light – entertainer Stephen Fry, who has since promoted the Bulmer-Rizzi story on Twitter, delivered a talk in Adelaide as part of the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexual acts in the state.

The only thing that has evolved from the consent decree is those officers involved in the Rampart scandal and Rodney King incidents have since promoted to supervisor, commanders, and command staff, and executive positions.

Successive governments have since promoted the enterprise level as a conduit for public policy interventions, further enhancing the autonomy of the enterprise from the wider industrial relations system, together with a relocation of employee representation from the trade union to non-union, firm-specific institutions in all but the largest firms (Jobert and Saglio 2005).

Mutko himself has since been promoted to deputy prime minister.

He has since been promoted to vice president at Juno.

Mr. Erevia has since been promoted to head the agency's technical security division.

Besides Officer Hickman, who has since been promoted to sergeant, the suit names Capt.

Despite the controversy, Hunt has since been promoted to health secretary.

Mr. Eisenberg said Officer Gravitch, who has since been promoted to sergeant, then asked what he had seen.