Sentence examples for seen as promoting from inspiring English sources

Religious institutions and their leaders are seen as promoting intolerance, bigotry, division and violence.

Indonesia came under international pressure to halt the violence, which its security forces are widely seen as promoting.

But the popularity of Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev, who are seen as promoting stability, is likely to suffer.

Having many of a company's employees grouped in one area was seen as promoting efficiency by reducing the need for travel and encouraging face-to-face interaction.

Yesterday, Mr. Lhota at first declined to be interviewed on the subject, perhaps worried that he would be seen as promoting himself during Mr. Giuliani's illness.

Mr. Lazio, from Suffolk County, had wanted to run for the Senate, and Gov. George E. Pataki was at first seen as promoting his candidacy.

The Western Cape's Coloureds, the largest racial group in the province, are fed up with crime but distrust the ANC, which they see as promoting only black interests.

But as a gay man, he always felt a little like a stranger in a mainstream Israeli culture that he saw as promoting the ideal of the macho Israeli settler or soldier.

A second instructor behavior that participants saw as promoting a sense of community occurred during a whole-class discussion when an instructor explicitly asked for a volunteer who had not yet spoken that day to share their thinking.

Raymond's solution to "the problem" of transsexuality which she sees as promoting the surgical violation of bodily integrity, is to "morally mandate it out of existence" (178) by working against sex role oppression through education and consciousness raising (178 185).

He had scorn for the idea of a "living Constitution," which he saw as promoting rigidity, not flexibility, in the law.