Sentence examples for mandatory marketing from inspiring English sources

Sure, Jay-Z probably isn't the only one offering apps that treat personal relationships as mandatory marketing tools.

Its $11 million annual budget will come partly from mandatory marketing fees that the Department of Agriculture helps collect from farmers, and from corporations like Monsanto, the producer of genetically engineered seed, and DuPont, a major producer of chemical pesticides.

Often the methods of marketing and selling their products, such as selling single stick cigarettes and sponsoring youth-oriented events, involve violating international frameworks and even the industry's own mandatory marketing principles.

In the case decided by the Supreme Court, United Foods in Bells, Tenn., a unit of Pictsweet, challenged the mandatory marketing program by the Mushroom Council on the ground that it had not benefited substantially from the ad campaign, with a yearly budget of $1 million, created by Lewis & Neale in New York.

When the mandatory market emerges, then, there will be schemes that can supply them.

The scheme is the first mandatory, market-based greenhouse gas reduction programme in the US.

"The government of Kevin Rudd had indicated the focus would move toward a mandatory market and we had made significant investments to get ready for that eventuality.

But Mr. Sukhdev said the report did show that there was already a significant commitment to greening investment — about $512 billion — pegged to some hope of a mandatory market for the trading of carbon dioxide emissions after this phase of the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012.

Therefore, to develop a stable market demand, government should develop mandatory market security for renewable energy generation.

In contrast with the Bush administration's unsuccessful voluntary approach, the proposed bill called for establishing a mandatory, market-based cap-and-trade system to cut emissions.

In contrast to the effects on intermittent renewable energy sources, the introduction of mandatory direct marketing for dispatchable renewables such as biomass installations presents a comparatively lower risk.