The French East India and West India companies, founded in 1664, were followed by others for trade with the eastern Mediterranean and with northern Europe; but Colbert's propaganda for them, though cleverly conducted, failed to attract sufficient capital, and their existence was precarious.
Although studies have been conducted to identify factors that attract students to a career in surgery, the relative importance of factors that attract students to a particular training program remains unknown.
She said lenders had used the raffle, conducted by business card, to attract officials to their booths.
Her book tour, much of which will be conducted by bus, promises to attract the energy of a "tea party" rally and the hoopla of a presidential campaign.
Eleven faculty members were selected to receive this award, which provides junior faculty with funds to conduct pilot studies needed to attract future independent funding.
Fifteen faculty members received 2015 Irving Institute Clinical Trials Office Pilot Awards, which provide junior faculty with funds to conduct pilot studies needed to attract future independent funding.
Many municipalities conduct seminars on how to attract people to purchase local specialty products.
When the lanes are not conducting tournaments, they have moved to attract bowlers with activities such as bowling parties, bumper bowling for children, birthday parties and jackpot incentives.
Among the subjects Mr. Rydholm said he may discuss are the problems agencies encounter in working with consultants who are hired by advertisers to conduct account reviews, the struggle to attract a diversified work force and the battle to keep compensation from dwindling to levels that make servicing accounts unprofitable.
Early in his career, Thomas tried to attract the masses, conducting in parks and beer gardens.
