Sentence examples for promoting the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hickey was a member of the Friends of Cardinal Cooke Guild and an early member of the Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Foundation promoting the case for sainthood.

Local Palestinians like Raed Samara, a planning and development expert who has been active in promoting the case of Battir, say construction of a barrier would destroy the tranquillity that has prevailed here for decades.

Critics complained that panel's mandate was politically skewed to promote the case for antimissile defenses.

Rather than promote the case for reducing taxation per se, both main political parties are making the case for "responsible" tax cuts.

Proponents of privatisation have used this funding gap to promote the case for greater private sector participation, particularly in the global south.

He promoted the case pursued in the name of Catherine McColl, a Glasgow grandmother who went to the court of session in order to challenge the right of Strathclyde regional council to introduce fluoride into the water supply.

A growing number of authors promote the case for greater emphasis on establishing a credible regulatory scheme able to govern the procurement of public services ex post, and that focusing on introducing market mechanisms via competitive tendering per se does not guarantee better value for money.

"It rightly promotes the case for gender and ethnic equality but fatally neglects social equality".

Earlier this year Citizens Advice called on the government to appoint a telecoms consumer advocate to help promote the case of fed-up customers.

You strongly promoted the case for a Convention.

College students have been a driving force in promoting the Jena case, and some of those who study race relations say that it has galvanized a generation that is often criticized by veterans of the social activist movement as being too complacent.