This is the acronym for an EU directive on chemicals, promoted energetically in the previous commission by Margot Wallstrom, a Swede who was then environment commissioner.
The reforms, promoted energetically by the minister of agriculture, Aleksandr Vasilevich Krivoshein, enjoyed a tangible if not sensational measure of success.
Hustle is also a word that people use to describe selling or promoting energetically and Ysiad's strategies and tactics took the company from $0 to $5 million in booked revenue in eighteen months.
Sayre published works on the subject and promoted it energetically in speeches.
The industry declines to disclose the profitability of add-ons like upgrades, prepaid fuel or car insurance, but it promotes them energetically.
The close proximity of factors generated by these scaffolds is believed to promote otherwise energetically inefficient conformational adaptations or phosphorylation events [1], [2], [3].
She is energetically promoted by the broadcasters Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Rick Santelli.
This year's offer has been energetically promoted in places like Washington, Pittsburgh, Portland, Ore., and Tulsa, Okla.
Energetically promoted by Spencer's five sons and a nephew, the Spencerian method became the most widely known system of writing instruction in the United States after about 1850.
While the vice president energetically promoted the administration's policy, he also privately kept voicing his deep skepticism of attempts to transform Afghanistan, several officials said.
He energetically promoted trade and shipping, left a national heritage of fine buildings, and won repute as a plucky, hard-drinking man of grim wit and great resource.
