Sentence examples for promotes a form from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile already offers and heavily promotes a form of unlimited calling: its MyFaves Plan, for $39.99 a month, lets customers make unlimited calls to five people.

But it's also a mark of democracy at work, a retrograde aesthetic that signifies, and maybe even promotes, a form of social progress.

Payner promotes a form of Bulgarian pop music called chalga, known for its gangster image and regularly featuring scantily clad women.

For someone whose job involves promoting a form of commodity fetishism, that's hardly surprising.

Several Latin American governments are now promoting a form of leftist nationalism that would not sit easily with wider liberalisation.

(Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's office said it was outrageous for Dr. Dean to promote a form of vandalism, and City Councilman James Oddo, a Staten Island Republican, called the use of graffiti "offensive").

The authors of the report concluded that Chinese government policies had promoted a form of economic modernization in Tibet that left many Tibetans feeling increasingly disenfranchised over the decades.

Internazionale secured their passage to the final at the expense of Barcelona last night by tactics that emulated the stifling effect, if not precisely the catenaccio formula, of Herrera's Grande Inter, in the process exposing Mourinho to similar accusations of promoting a form of anti-football.

The mattresses — or crash pads, as some call them — were strapped to the backs of two American rock climbers who are among a growing group of people who in the last decade have practiced and promoted a form of climbing that relies on mattresses, rather than ropes, to catch their falls.

He is critical of Kymlicka's belief that 'liberal nationalism' will promote a form of inclusive solidarity.

Non-participation results mostly from outright refusal: a key factor in headache studies is that people with headache, having a personal interest, are more likely to participate, promoting a form of selection bias that can be highly misleading.