In it, I asked questions in a way that promoted camaraderie.
That ridiculously ironic routine is supposed to promote camaraderie and sportsmanship in football.
They should be provided with modest, individual housing, but a common eatery to promote camaraderie among a growing, multilingual population.
The overall games, held every two years, are open to active and retired members of police and fire departments throughout the world and have been held since 1985, to help promote camaraderie and competition among the many emergency responders worldwide.
By contrast, the stately co-op buildings on Park and Fifth Avenues tend to have a bicycle room or perhaps an exercise room but not much more to promote camaraderie between strangers.
VET TV wants to create "targeted and therapeutic entertainment for the veteran community in order to promote camaraderie and prevent veteran suicide".
Maddon believes that if you consistently treat people the right way, embrace and respect individual personalities and differences, promote camaraderie and unity, and give players a lot of freedom, you'll get loyal and disciplined athletes in return.
Down the street, Esteban Nunez, a 44-year-old employee of Warner Bros., walked alongside the float for Bears L.A., a charity that promotes camaraderie among big, burly gay men who don't feel at home among the well-manicured and body-sculpted.
Students also engaged in numerous team-building exercises with the dynamic facilitators that promoted camaraderie.
For instance, if you are designing the game for young children, you would want to create something that is simple, easy-to-understand, fun, and would promote camaraderie and learning among the children at the same time.
