Sentence examples for promoted together from inspiring English sources

The shortlisted albums will be promoted together, Booker-style, in music shops.

Kindon was thrilled when the clubs for whom he appeared nearly 400 times were promoted together.

It was an incredibly successful partnership – Thomas and Cross were promoted together four times and rose to board level, before both going back to full-time roles in 2011.

In addition there were age-grades; membership in each of the five grades lasted three years, after which all the members were promoted together to the next higher grade.

We got promoted together.

Regulatory convergence and cooperation should be promoted together.

We are very active in Washington today, promoting together with the U.S. Travel Association and the American Hotel & Lodging Association.

At the international level, UNISDR is best positioned to undertake the leadership needed to rally, in particular, international organizations to promote together these goals and facilitate their achievement.

For the first time in Iraq, UNICEF is promoting, together with local communities, a home learning curriculum for children forced to stay at home because of displacement or insecurity; and 20,000 out-of-school children are now enrolled in a special Accelerated Learning Programme to help them finish their education.

C) Like its function in transport of GLUT4-positive vesinles in adipocytes,, Myo1c could also mediate the final steps of exocytosis through the cortical actin network beneath the plasma membrane, where it might promote, together with its binding partner the GTPase RalA and the exocyst complex, the delivery and fusion of lipid raft-containing membranes with the plasma membrane (Fig. 1C).

On the other hand, the chronic activation of microglia can be used as brain cytokines in the organization and continuing source of active free radicals; these factors promote together into neurons damage and form a vicious circle; it has been considered a chronic neural degeneration as an important mechanism in the process of sexual disease.