Sentence examples for promotes a section from inspiring English sources

The spot promotes a section of the Allstate Web site (allstate.com/xthetext) devoted to urging the public to "delete text driving".

Last spring the workers' compensation office moved out of 180 Livingston, and the building is now in a $6 million renovation that local officials hope will help promote development in a section of downtown Brooklyn that has lagged nearby areas.

"Car Talk" is promoting the song on a section of its Web site called "Current Stuff We Like," and has included a link to the song's Web site, www.90poundsuv.com.

The peace plan contains a section promoting rural development and outlines political participation for former combatants.

Now the organization is reconfiguring itself, and it has come up with a twist: instead of merely using its Web site to promote performances, it is staging a small festival to promote its Web site, or a section of it.

Mr. Douri's death is a double blow, given his efforts to promote Sunni-Shiite coexistence in a section of Baghdad especially riven by sectarian killing and displacement.

There is also material relating to the wheelman societies that promoted 19th-century bicycling and a section devoted to Lady Suffolk, a Smithtown-born champion trotter from the mid-19th century who was immortalized in the song "Old Gray Mare".

Participants also receive a newsletter at regular intervals, which includes a section on promoting physical activity and healthy nutrition.

That's why The Huffington Post launched "Screen Sense" last year, a section devoted to promoting mindfulness when it comes to how and when we use our technological devices.

The commercial for S by Shakira was extended to include a section which exclusively promoted S by Shakira Eau Florale; this version was nominated for "Digital Communication Award For Best Female" at the 2012 Academia Del Perfume awards ceremony.

We have a section on behaviors that promote learning, like following directions, doing homework, accepting responsibility and respecting feelings".