Sentence examples for track record of promoting from inspiring English sources
Ms. Wadsworth has proved an adept talent scout over five decades, with a track record of promoting musicians now famous, like the pianists Murray Perahia, Jean-Yves Thibaudet and Emanuel Ax and the soprano Dawn Upshaw.
Notwithstanding the inherent lack of objectivity in this view of IFE, a number of serious, and false, allegations have been aired against IFE, which has a proven track record of promoting community cohesion.
Mr Cameron said he was campaigning for a Conservative majority and had strong track record of promoting gay rights.
He made all the right noises about Manchester United's pedigree and track record of promoting young players - but their efforts to secure his signature must now take on added urgency.
In fact, it's hard to find another candidate in all the gubernatorial races across the country that has such an exemplary track record of promoting energy solutions and environmental protection.
"The recommendation that DfID should engage greater private-sector involvement in nutrition is alarming, given the food industry's appalling global track record of producing and promoting unhealthy food, and the clear evidence in favour of public provision of health services".
"The objective was to appoint a manager who had a proven track record of getting teams promoted and in Neil we have a man whose record is second to none.
They pointed to her publishing deal with Windswept Pacific Music (home of Beyonce Knowles), her collaborations with well-known songwriters, her professionally produced website and the track record of her manager Ian Brown in promoting a number of other unlikely success stories.
Women are more likely to be promoted given a proven track record of competence, inferred from their educational background or past achievements.
The candidate must demonstrate a long track record of rejecting extremism, empowering women, allowing freedom of expression, promoting education and providing spiritual guidance to mankind.
The U.S. could do even more to build on its strong track record of developing and commercializing new technologies in tandem with government policies promoting innovation.
