His aim as a deputy, he said, would be to "promote a more humane Europe".
Given Koike's background, some observers want her to promote a more environmentally friendly Games.
What might we learn from societies that promote a more balanced approach to saving and spending?
Such arrangements promote a more humanistic environment for lawyers and, we think, produce better legal work.
The accord, Mr. Clinton said, will promote "a more open, sophisticated free market, based on international rules of law".
Where Westley liked players who reflected the hardwoods surrounding the stadium, Sheringham will promote a more thoughtful, skilled approach.
More generally, if the Eritrean government wants to promote a more positive image, it needs to be more transparent.
But given the outdoor summer setting, it must have seemed wise to promote a more active spirit of fun.
The meatpacking district appeals to some fashion designers who want to promote a more cutting-edge image.
In the future, Congress could, through antitrust and commerce legislation, promote a more just landscape in college and professional sports.
Our new "flat" organizational structures at work might seem to promote a more hang-loose level of emotional expression.
