Sentence examples for promoting associates from inspiring English sources

Although Bakiyev employed a number of authoritarian practices to consolidate his power including undermining the opposition and promoting associates and relatives to important posts—he neither achieved full authority nor moved Kyrgyz politics firmly into authoritarianism.

The shift in regulatory activity demonstrates opposing tumor suppressor and tumor promoting associated effects of GATA3 in normal and breast cancer cells, respectively.

By integrating the conductive scaffold with biphasic electrical stimulation, neural stem cell proliferation was promoted associating with upregulated neuronal gene expression level and increased microtubule-associated protein 2 immunofluorescence, demonstrating an improved neuronal differentiation and maturation.

The Sun's newly installed editor, Dominic Mohan, has promoted associate editors Simon Cosyns and Geoff Webster to be joint deputy editors.

Just a few months before that, DFJ Esprit promoted Associate Scott Sage to full VC Partner.

These greening measures (including fallows and permanent grasslands) have been criticised for their potential inability to conserve biodiversity and promote associated ecosystem services.

Thérèse Lempérière was promoted associate professor of Jean Delay at Sainte-Anne in 1968, and she was rapidly asked to be head of department in a new hospital in the "Assistance Publique" constructed in Colombes.

In recent years, places like Birmingham and Montgomery, Ala., and institutions like the University of Mississippi have confronted and even embraced their roles in the battle for racial equality, building memorials and promoting sites associated with that era.

Graham says that he "cannot imagine promoting anyone associated with Benghazi" and so it looks like Susan Rice will not be the Secretary of State any time soon.

This implies that a loss of HIF signaling could be involved in promoting changes associated with cartilage degradation.

However, there is no report which specifically describes any tumor growth promoting activity associated with this plant.