Sentence examples for event of promotion from inspiring English sources

What it has done is draw up heads of agreement, which would be activated in the event of promotion.

So far, Tan is into Cardiff for £70m, and he has pledged to make it £100m in the event of promotion.

The headline story from Rangers' six-month accounts was the £500,000 they must pay Newcastle United in the event of promotion to the Premiership.

Tim Keyes, the Texan who is chief executive of Keyes Capital and who invested in the club along with John Nelms, the Dundee director, insisted that budgets will be stable in the event of promotion or relegation.

If you added up the weekly salaries for the Newcastle Five plus the prospective £500,000 in the event of promotion then you get to a total outlay of £600,000, or just short of it, come season's end.

But some music executives have been chafing at the flat rate that Apple has insisted upon in its contracts with the big record labels, and they have been pressing publicly or privately for the right to charge Apple more for popular songs to capitalize on demand or, in the event of special promotions, to charge less.

The intervention included 1) training of the association's staff and staff designation for child fitness promotion in the neighborhood; 2) renovation of neighborhood child play grounds; 3) installation of child's play equipment; 4) neighborhood events for promotion of physical activity and fitness in young children; and 5) hosting sports day for families with young children in the neighborhood.

However, there has been little research into the effects of PAHs on the epigenetic events of tumor promotion and no structural correlation has been made thereof.

On July 16, 2000, Colón defeated González to recover the championship in the main event of Aniversario, the promotion's anniversary event.

Yet somehow, the Web 2.0 era sucked the life out of event promotion.

The location fit this year's ACMs, which treated the actual awards as afterthoughts to the main event: the promotion of modern country stars, particularly predominantly male, white newbies who didn't perform anything closely resembling country music.