Sentence examples for promoting class from inspiring English sources
Efforts to impose taxes geared to the wealthy are lambasted as promoting class warfare.
It's going to, hopefully, have a big impact on promoting class unity in general.
For years, when Democrats turned to their venerable themes of economic justice and fairer income distribution, the Republicans accused them of promoting class warfare, but to little avail.
His Republican opponent, Joseph J. Lhota, has accused Mr. de Blasio of promoting class warfare, but Mr. Lhota acknowledged on Wednesday that poverty remained a critical problem.
William Hague, leader of the Conservative opposition (and, coincidentally, himself an Oxford graduate from a northern state school) quickly retaliated, accusing the governing Labor Party of promoting "class war" by raising the university issue.
Racial preferences don't help all that much in promoting class diversity, because selective colleges heavily favor minorities from middle-class and affluent families; but class-based preferences favor minorities, because blacks and Hispanics are more heavily represented among the poor.
Given the fact that the city in California suffered a 40percentt jump in burglaries last year, the news that the city council were actively promoting classes on how to break into houses obviously didn't go down too well.
By promoting classes and programs we hope to grow the number of women of color working in technology and give underprivileged girls a chance to become the masters of their technological worlds.
If the Yankees look internally, they could promote Class A Manager Luis Sojo, who has coached third for them before.
It was originally the idea of the MIT Association of Class Secretaries, which was formed that same year to promote class spirit and organization.
This week, Representative Paul Ryan, a Republican of Wisconsin, suggested to the Economic Club of Chicago that the president's attempt to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans amounted to "class warfare" and promoted "class envy".
