On the issue of affordability, more college marketing companies are promoting the premise that the expense will work out in the end; they choose their words wisely and "focus on the value of the education rather than the cost," our colleagues write.
Speaking ahead of National Libraries Day on Saturday, he said £1.7m had been committed over the last year to improve library premises and promoting their use as community "hubs" for a range of local services.
At baseline, all carry-outs offered at least two times the number of less healthy items compared to healthier items [ 25] and all existing promotional materials around the premises promoted fried food combo meals.
It is essential for keeping the social in Western China stable and the premise for promoting the inland NPPs' expansion.
Implicit in all the rhetoric promoting globalization is the premise that the rest of the world can and should be brought up to the standard of living of the West, and America in particular.
The favorable effect of both CYP2E1 polymorphisms on HCC development is not consistent with the biological premises implying a promoting role of a high activity enzyme.
In a leaflet promoting an anti-termite insecticide, Premise 200SC, sold in Asia, the company says it is the direct effect on the insects' grooming abilities of the neonicotinoid active ingredient, imidacloprid, which eventually kills them.
Mr. Clinton challenged those premises during the 1990s, promoting a combination of tax increases, deficit reduction and "investments" in health care and other priorities that foreshadowed Mr. Obama's approach.
Now, midway through middle age, she is promoting a new film whose central premise is that she looks like hell.
The United States has every reason to promote this goal in any way possible, and Israel should welcome the plan's premise of expanding and promoting regional trade.
