Voorbeelden van het gebruik van He promoted in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Throughout the last decade of Hu's career, he promoted the role of intellectuals as being fundamental to China's achievement of the Four Modernizations.
He promoted the restoration of war-damaged vines
With this team he promoted in 1987 from the Eerste Divisie to the Eredivisie.
To prevent failures, he promoted the sanctification of his clergy through spiritual exercises
For the perseverance of youth who left Salesian boarding schools, he promoted associations of former students.
He promoted Patch to brigadier general,
Iran and Turkey, he promoted ideas of greater Islamic political co-operation
after which Roosevelt gave his job to the up until that time unknown admiral Husband Kimmel, who he promoted to a four-star admiral.
after which Roosevelt gave his job to the up until that time unknown admiral Husband Kimmel, who he promoted to a four-star admiral.
The first time I heard him use the expression was after the failure of a patent depilatory which he promoted.""Jeeves," I said,"what on earth are you talking about?
where he promoted Canada as a destination for California technology companies frustrated by uncertain US immigration laws.
He promoted new tavern
and over time, he promoted her closer, but tragically,
The Action Committee for a United States of Europe, which he promoted over the course of 20 years, inspired many fertile ideas which have subsequently been put into practice.
rather he promoted tolerance and forgiveness,
a 19th century giant is Richard Wagner who truly revolutionised opera: he promoted so-called'endless melody'
was he of worship with a great ceremony and was he promoted to the position of the topmost ruler
He promoted British music, as he would throughout his career, conducting Handel's Messiah performed with large choruses and orchestras; and the premières of At the Boar's Head(1925) by Holst; Hugh the Drover(1924)