In the 50's, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller was energetically promoting inter-American amity, and Sixth Avenue became the Avenue of the Americas.

He energetically promoted the concept and enlisted international support for the small project.

It will not be surprising, as the Republican primaries move to South Carolina and Florida, to hear the candidates energetically promote more right-to-work laws and even a national right-to-work law.

Both its power and its ideals demand that it maintain global order, oppose and end oppression and energetically promote democracy and human rights.

Herzl began to energetically promote his ideas, continually attracting supporters, Jewish and non-Jewish.

Meanwhile the Great Northern Railroad energetically promoted settlement along its lines in the northern part of the state.

The law takes effect in October, and in the last few weeks, the official press has been energetically promoting the law and informing women about the powers and rights it gives them.

Democrats, as part of their campaign to discredit the competition, are energetically promoting the idea that Mr. Cheney is a drag on the ticket.

He developed a new system of cultural exchanges of items between libraries and museums, which he promoted energetically for decades.

He energetically promoted international trade by opening offices overseas that gave advice and practical help to businessmen.