Sentence examples for were to promote from inspiring English sources
The next-highest advertising expenditures were to promote Allegra and Claritin, two allergy drugs, and Viagra.
They were to promote justice, morality and charity, while aiding the poor.
Mr. Weinstein, he continued, "believes the ends always justify the means, and his ends here were to promote an important movie".
It occurred to him only after the fact that if he were to promote the album the usual way, performing the music live, he would need a band.
She has some convincing to do.If any teachers' union were to promote reform, it would be the AFT, America's second-biggest.
The marches attracted the support of figures like Don King, the boxing promoter, but they also drew criticism from some of Mr. Davis's rivals, who said the events were to promote his political aspirations.
The first is to promote party discipline.
His duty was to promote American culture.
One is to promote apoptosis and necrosis.
Thus, to promote reconciliation is to promote justice.
The objective was to promote best practices.
