Sentence examples for promoting a world from inspiring English sources

The cover showing a pirate promoting a World Series matchup between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Yankees in 1938 was printed before the participants were known; it was not the official program for that year.

Davis was a product of shellshock and the heady days of postwar internationalism, dedicating his life to promoting a "world government", crashing the United Nations with the likes of Albert Camus to make speeches, camping out in embassies and consulates and landing in jail more than a few times for crossing borders into countries illegally.

PRAGUE — In 2010, the European Union introduced the Innovation Union, an economic policy focused on promoting a world-class science base through public-private partnerships and the removal of bottlenecks that prevent ideas from reaching the marketplace.

The goal of ExxonMobil's independent foreign policy has been to promote a world that is good for oil and gas production.

To varying degrees, all these prizes have all been set up to not just reward an individual, but to promote a world view.

Since then, Microsoft has struggled to gain traction with a slate-like device, yet each year the company announces new products, software or operating systems that try to promote a world of Windows-based slate computers.

In fact, the Tebow story exemplifies the health care environment that Planned Parenthood promotes — a world in which women and families are supported in the medical decisions they make for themselves and their families without government interference.

Rizzuto appeared at a news conference to promote a World Series autograph show with the Brooklyn Dodgers' Ralph Branca, the New York Giants' Bobby Thomson, Bill Buckner of the Boston Red Sox, and the Mets Mookiee Wilson and Tommie Agee.

This could be the point where we believe our best interests, and those of the world, lie in using our financial and political resources to promote a world that works without war".

Around since 1944, it was started with an "objection to eggs and dairy on ethical grounds," evolving to promote "a world in which humans do not exploit other animals" today.

The accord marks a down payment on the president's ambition to promote a world without nuclear weapons.