Sentence examples for professional distribution from inspiring English sources

The Alberto Culver Company, for example, sells its own shampoos, but also handles professional distribution for Wella, Procter and L'Oréal.

It makes and sells its own line of shampoos, lotions and other personal-care products under brands including St . Ivesand Alberto VO5, but also handles professional distribution for Procter & Gamble, Wella, L'Oréal and other manufacturers.

She said the arrangement is not intended as a replacement for traditional distribution: "In most cases the idea is: 'Let's bring a film out to the world and get professional distribution and traditional exposure.' Last year we had a great acquisitions market".

The purpose is to promote understanding of the concepts of the relationship between modern philanthropy and civil society, to support and guide social investment in order to make it more effective and efficient, to improve systems for professional distribution of social resources, and to enhance general knowledge of public administration.

Their customer relations were very different as Danfoss worked with larger professional distribution companies whereas Holip's distributors were mostly entrepreneurial start-ups.

This meant that professional distribution of the print book was an important element of my publishing plan.

In developing countries, the deployment of medical diagnostic technologies remains a challenge because of infrastructural limitations (e.g. refrigeration, electricity), and paucity of health professionals, distribution centers and transportation systems.

They help laypeople acquire skills that were previously exclusive to trained professionals: distribution of oral contraceptives (PDA) or eye exams and business operations (VisionSpring).

It is also crucial to anticipate the implications of adopting emerging technologies (e-health and innovative treatments including new medicines or day surgeries) and redefining the roles of all available health professionals (distribution of tasks, substitution and delegation).

That could prevent it from parlaying its success in Stories into other areas like professional content distribution, which it's already starting to do with Discover and Snapchat Shows like BBC's exclusive Planet Earth II clips.

It has removed several social features over the years and is anchoring itself in professional content distribution (rather than user-generated content creation), becoming the new pipes for professional musicians to put their songs out to the world (and likely aiming to disrupt the role of labels and publishers more than they will publicly admit).