Sentence examples for has started to promote from inspiring English sources

The NUS has started to promote sane and reasonable drinking, while foreign students refuse to comply with the distasteful behaviours.

He's gone for Gucci Gucci, which is the track she has started to promote in the US.

Multiple accounts have become so popular that Microsoft has started to promote its multiple-e-mail feature in advertisements for its new Office XP software.

"Since oil prices dropped, the government has started to promote other industries," Mallek said.

The group have launched a kickstarter to get the project fully funded which will run until the end of February and have started to promote the app in the US with an eerily realistic look alike.

Other sponsors of Super Bowl XLVI that have started to promote spots in the game include Bridgestone, with commercials featuring stars of basketball (Tim Duncan, Steve Nash) and football (Troy Aikman, Deion Sanders); Century 21; Dannon Oikos Greek yogurt; Doritos, sold by PepsiCo; E*Trade; Honda Hyundai Kia Lexusxus; M&M's, sold by Mars; and Teleflora.

However, some regions such as the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona (MAB) have started to promote the use of rainwater through specific regulations and incentives.

In the last few years, local tourist authorities have started to promote tourism to the area through the creation of trail maps and improved trail markings.

Some development agencies such as Ewaso Nyiro Development Authority, Arid-lands, FARM Africa, Lands Resource Management, CARE-Kenya, Food for the Hungry Kenya and Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI) have started to promote camel rearing in the ASAL of northern Kenya.

In our study, sharp discussions emerged between participants who maintained that successful HIV prevention was predicated upon harm reduction, and those who instead had started to promote universal HIV disclosure as both legally and morally safer.

Today only 2 per cent of Russian schools have started to promote an inclusive education for children with disabilities, but this is to be increased to 50 per cent by 2015 under the Russian Government programme Accessible Environment for 2011-2015.