Promote

promote (verb) - 1. help make something happen, 2.  help sell a product through ads, price, quality, or service, 3. move to a higher job in an organisation

a promotion, promo (noun) - activities to help sell a product ( ads, price, quality, service)

promotional (adjective)

promoter (noun) - a person or organisation which promotes a product

a cross-promotion (noun) - when a company sells another company's product along with their own product

promote a common bond among all people of the earth

a town that claimed to promote Utopian ideals

promote economic development
promote alternative energy sources
promote peace
promote national stability
promote urban redevelopment

promoting new products
promoting new products to get them accepted by the marketplace

promote and protect human and peoples' rights

a campaign aimed at promoting the product

a scheme that tries to promote the right behaviour

a fiscal stimulus measure designed to promote economic growth

social activities that promote relaxation

would not give the woman her unique look and promote her individual appeal

In order to promote Asian values among the citizenry of Malaysia...

strategy to promote public safety and public health
promote the dissemination of medications
promote the adoption and diffusion of effective prevention and treatment practices
ballot initiatives and legislation to promote diversion to drug treatment

promote gender equality and empower women
organizations that agree not to promote or perform abortions

promote aggressively

"Pagans who worship Charles Darwin and promote far-left ideas in the classroom"

promote awareness
awareness promoted through publicity materials

the region promoted as a tourist destination

company promoting their products aggressively

opportunities for promotion within the firm
prospects for promotion
the race for promotion
her chances of promotion were slim
she was promoted to assistant manager

promote conservation practices while still producing food
protect biodiversity as well as to promote food production

a concert promoter

promotional copies
distribute free promotional copies of the book

cross-promotional opportunities
a cross-promotional deal
a cross-promotional partnership

the idea was strongly promoted by activists

help to promote
aim to promote
try to promote
seek to promote

promote peace and security
promote the rule of law at sea
promote peace, security and stability

A major concern of the school was to uphold and promote the so-called traditional arts

promote the health of organisms grown at very high density

trying to promote peace agreements between Israel and its Arab neighbors

Posted by Jon Fernquest at 11:29 AM