Sentence examples for promoted solely from inspiring English sources

To bow or not to bow, what to say, how to dress: these are anachronisms promoted solely by the curiosity and mischief of journalists with nothing better to write about.

By advertising the party as motivated by its zeal to combat corruption and as led by those promoted solely on merit, he may raise expectations of transparency and honesty that he will find hard to meet.

"It's clear from the research that qualities such as intelligence and independence are highly regarded when it comes to women's perceptions of wellbeing, while women promoted solely on the basis of appearance are largely disregarded by a nation who want to see their role models do something with their lives," she said.

In order to know whether the oxidative dimerization was promoted solely by tert-butyl hydroperoxide, we conducted an arylation with tris(dibenzylideneacetone dipalladium [Pd2 dba 3] [61] followed by oxidation with t-BuOOH.

Newly promoted Serjeants had to pay £350 in the 19th century, while those promoted solely to take up judicial office had to pay £500.

It was the first annual event to be promoted solely under the Night of Champions name and the eighth annual event under the Vengeance/Night of Champions chronology.

"I know that European Rules preclude the Government from running a campaign to promote, solely, British produce but for all that, it would be splendid if the Government could find innovative ways to give the necessary lead," he wrote.

The tendency towards 'open market' businesses is also assessed as a mechanism to encompass a wider customer base, the broader society, rather than promoting solely 'products oriented to a more local 'ethnic community'.

Violence in the game (which is used as an urban planning tool by the United Nations and a teaching tool in Sweden, the UK, and the US) is bloodless, not explicitly promoted, and solely directed against pixelated monsters, contributing to its age seven and up European rating and age ten and up US rating.

It has made a big effort to promote people solely on competence, says Charles-Henri Besseyre des Horts, a professor at HEC, a business school which is one of the elite grandes écoles.

The organization promotes itself solely off of word of mouth and the artist's publicity.