But, while euro zone leaders promote ever-closer integration, British euro-skeptics associate such cozy talk with a loss of sovereignty to be resisted at all costs.
Idiot bosses, or I-Bosses, as he often calls them, are promoted ever higher on the corporate ladder.
Boardwalks, which were built to keep sand on the beach, became popular promenades (they were called "flirtation walks") and promoted ever more elaborate amusements, restaurants, and games of chance, culminating in the high-rise hotels (now casinos) in Atlantic City.
The shadow transport secretary, Andy McDonald, said the government had the power to end the dispute on the rail network and accused ministers of "promoting ever more draconian responses" to workers' grievances.
Fosters hired Paul Hogan, Holsten Pils signed up Griff Rhys Jones, and as Carling Black Label launched its phenomenally successful "Dambusters" ad, the amount the drinks industry spent on promoting ever stronger drinks exceeded £150m a year.
Even as Cameron talks of "one nation" it's painfully clear that there is barely a single Westminster plan that Scotland will be even mildly keen on, apart from beefing up the Smith Commission and getting on with the job of promoting ever more distant union.
Similarly celebrities are promoting ever more products at every opportunity; so much so that consumers have ended up buying at such a rapid rate that women now buy four times as much clothing as 30 years ago and the average woman has 22 garments in her wardrobe that she has never worn.
But so far the president's housing, transport and planning advisers seem to be pushing the death of suburbia and promoting ever more densification.
As China rises, its officials have promoted ever-grander projects, culminating in a 12-acre Qing-dynasty garden that China has offered to build in the National Arboretum.
The East Midlands Ukip MEP Roger Helmer said that if the Eurosceptic party did not take the money it would go to "integrationist organisations" promoting ever-closer union.
