Sentence examples for promoted efforts from inspiring English sources
John D. Rockefeller's grandsons devoted themselves to conservation issues, and Rockefeller charitable organizations have long promoted efforts to fight pollution.
In 2010 MacArthur launched the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which promoted efforts aimed at reinventing traditional modes of economic production and consumption.
John D. Rockefeller's grandsons, particularly Laurance and Winthrop Rockefeller, devoted themselves to conservation issues, and Rockefeller charitable organizations have long promoted efforts to fight pollution.
What made the senator's remarks so striking was that he had sponsored an earlier version with great fanfare and had long promoted efforts to help satellite television, in part because vast stretches of his home state, Arizona, rely on satellite signals as the only way to get television reception.
Despite Mayor Rahm Emanuel's highly promoted efforts at concentrating additional police patrols in the city's most dangerous neighborhoods, many crime-ridden police districts still have fewer officers patrolling their streets than far safer areas of the city have, according to recent data obtained by The Chicago News Cooperative.
The forecast future reduction in the supply of fossil fuels has promoted efforts to motivate the implementation of renewable energy sources such as bio-based fuel resources.
The United States has said that the Badr fighters have crossed into Iraq and are promoting efforts to install Shiite rule.
Several national organizations of the space faring nations have established Space Debris Mitigation Standards or Handbooks to promote efforts to deal with the space debris issue.
Before the prosecutorial assault against him began, Mr. Khodorkovsky campaigned widely around the country, promoting efforts to build a civil society in Russia.
Critics say that the measure contains numerous loopholes and that rather than preventing officials from owning foreign assets, it will simply promote efforts to hide them.
More heavy-handed, top-down initiatives would risk making technical managers resentful and could end up dampening rather than promoting efforts to share expertise.
