Sentence examples for full promotion from inspiring English sources

The CVD technique is also very effective to prepare highly active HDS catalysts, since full promotion of MoS2 particles can be achieved.

As the pomp and circumstance subsides as the first day of the Copenhagen confab comes to a close, the Obama Administration is in full promotion mode on U.S. work on climate despite decidedly tepid prospects for U.S. Another bloody campus murder occurred last Friday.

As the pomp and circumstance subsides as the first day of the Copenhagen confab comes to a close, the Obama Administration is in full promotion mode on U.S. work on climate despite decidedly tepid prospects for U.S. legislation to control greenhouse emissions.

Gage, who had been brevetted a brigadier general for the 1758 campaign, received in 1759 a full promotion to the position, largely through the political manoeuvring of his brother, Lord Gage.

He was a captain of that cavalry regiment when he was wounded at the 1704 Battle of Blenheim; by the end of the war he had a full promotion to lieutenant-colonel and a brevet promotion to colonel.

The consequence is the gradual dropout rate of women, known as the "leaky pipeline phenomenon", which refers to the insufficient number of women reaching the rank of full promotion.

Ecclestone said on Wednesday that he had cancelled the contract of the original promoter of the event, Tavo Hellmund and his Full Throttle Promotions Company.

Mr. DiIulio was named to head the new White House office during the second week of the Bush administration, quickly earning a reputation for his full-throated promotion of "compassionate conservatism".

But retailers, confronting what may be the most challenging holiday season in years, are sponsoring a sleigh full of promotions — even one featuring Mr. Bennett — meant to convince consumers they still need to do a little — nay, a lot — of Christmas shopping.

But even with the full-on promotion campaign led by Obama, McCarthy, Democratic leadership in Congress, sustainable business networks, environmental and public health groups, the rules ran into an immediate tide of opposition on Monday from business lobbies, Republicans in Congress and even Democrats facing tough election battles.

Jon Stewart is in full-on promotion mode for his directorial debut "Rosewater".