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Michael Riego, vice president for advertising at Jordache in New York, said the revival of the spot would promote the introduction of Jordache Originals, a brand of women's jeans similar in cut and fit to the original Jordaches.

So the ad budget for the next six months, expected to be $150 million to $200 million, far eclipses the $30 million spent to promote the introduction of Office XP two years ago.

Of the commercials on Sunday that were new, perhaps the most surprising was a spot from Apple to promote the introduction of the iPad, scheduled for April 3. Apple had not indicated before Sunday that it intended to be an Oscar sponsor.

QVC is doing its part to promote the introduction of her line — a TV promo, e-mail blasts and a feature in the network's Q Guide magazine— but she has also spent the last few months personally showing off the baubles in the editorial pages of glossy magazines and on Facebook, opening up about her role in the family and day-to-day life with her son.

So, it is necessary to promote the introduction of electric vehicles in parallel with the reduction of the GHG intensity of the electrical grid.

On the other hand, market based policy innovations such as carbon tax can promote the introduction of some renewable energies (biomass specially) to a large extent.

"Together with our suppliers we are actively promoting the introduction of rocket barns that reduce fuel-wood consumption by 40%, to below 6kg of wood/kg of dry tobacco.

During the Green Revolution, scientists invented high-yielding strains of corn, wheat and rice and planted them around the third world, and they also promoted the introduction of better livestock.

But in recent years, with the government promoting the introduction of market forces into the economy, his economic expertise had seemed to make him a welcome guest in China, his wife said today.

The commission influences the climate of debate more generally, by subsidising many of the think-tanks studying the EU, and by promoting the introduction of European integration studies in universities across Europe.

In order to maintain those policies yet encourage the economic development of the new colony, Gordon promoted the introduction of indentured Indian labourers and investment by an Australian concern, the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, to establish sugar plantations and processing mills.