Sentence examples for the task of promoting from inspiring English sources
It is to these institutions that the task of promoting democratic values, through their everyday activities, falls.
The task of promoting a paper to students is a difficult one, for all sorts of reasons.
With offices in Norwich and at Leavesden Studios in Watford, Screen East's staff of 12 had the task of promoting and marketing the area.
By 1956, the Indian population explosion had become a serious problem, and Amrit Nair was charged with the task of promoting birth control in the district.
The Obama Administration and its Democratic allies have made the task of promoting the A.C.A. more difficult through their own fecklessness.
The Commission is the national agency which has been entrusted with the task of promoting a safe, adequate, efficient, and economical transportation service.
Egypt, Tunisia and Bahrain are among the countries in the region facing the hard task of promoting enough growth to provide the new jobs needed to shrink stubbornly high unemployment rates afflicting their young populations.
As its economy becomes more dominant in the region, Germany faces mounting pressure to lead the euro zone in the unenviable task of promoting both growth and austerity in the region, while also trying to end an acute balance-of-payments crisis.
Instead of holding up AIDS funds with arguments over religious correctness, politicians in Washington should be tackling the difficult task of promoting the committed leadership and total social mobilization that have been crucial to Uganda's success.
While all those challenges are present for anyone trying to market a sporting event, they are just the beginning of the complicated task of promoting minor league baseball.
The occasion is the 30th annual World Economic Forum, the planet's most exclusive networking session, where chief executives, government officials and professional Deep Thinkers are spending six days grappling with the ominous task of promoting "responsible globality".
