Sentence examples for promotion competition from inspiring English sources

First, it encourages local leaders to promote policy innovation in order to get ahead in promotion competition (Zhou 2008; Zhang et al. 2007).

Leeds Rhinos ran in seven tries to top the Qualifiers and deny Leigh Centurions a perfect record in the Super League promotion competition.

However, the influence of physicians' interactions with MRs appeared multifactorial; social aspect, lack in access to drug information, low income of physicians, the absence of regulated pharmaceutical promotion, competition between drug companies and heavy promotion.

Social networking opportunities: exchange visits (i.e. between community health worker groups), inter-village health promotion competitions, annual holiday party and engagement with local council.

"Activation"—promotions, competitions, television advertising during breaks, corporate hospitality and so forth might multiply the sponsor's budget two or three times over, and it is vital.

That ex was not for you even if, post-split, they find a stream of new partners, promotions, competitions and £20 notes on pavements that seem to be "for" them.

The main objectives were the modernization of ports and the promotion of competition and efficiency.

Terms and conditions By participating in the "Maggot Moon" promotion (the "Competition"), you fully agree and accept the "Maggot Moon" promotion Terms and Conditions (the "Terms and Conditions") set out below (as amended from time to time).

Terms and conditions By participating in the "Carol Ann Duffy" promotion (the "Competition"), you fully agree and accept the "Carol Ann Duffy" promotion Terms and Conditions (the "Terms and Conditions") set out below (as amended from time to time).

The key message is that promotion of competition in electricity markets can have undesirable consequences unless the regulatory policy is carefully designed to counter strategic behaviour by market participants.

Apart from a few sensible labour-market and pension reforms, it has done too little to press ahead with market liberalisation, with more privatisation and with the promotion of competition in what is one of Europe's most overregulated economies.