1.  They encourage better posture and promote a sense of well-being.

2.  Even some leading African-American intellectuals oppose affirmative action, arguing that it is corrosive, promoting a sense among minorities that they are victims in need of help.

3.  His thesis, like many who have come before and since, is that the design of modern suburbs promotes a sense of isolation, distress and powerlessness.

4.  His infamous pre-dawn practices are designed to help promote a sense of responsibility and discipline.

5.  Involve grandparents and other family members to help promote a sense of continuity and tradition.

6.  Some suggest it promotes a sense among blacks that they are victims in need of aid.

7.  The amphitheater style of modern Catholic sanctuaries unites worshipers with the priest during the service and by promoting a sense of community.

8.  The corporation also has been publishing a local newspaper, The Norwood News, for the last eight years to promote a sense of community.

9.  This country is dominated by the Tswana people, and for generations smaller tribes have been discouraged from asserting their identities to promote a sense of national unity.

10.  A campaign to promote a sense of thrift among all employees would also be launched, Mohd Ghazali said.