Sentence examples similar to promotion financing from inspiring English sources

It cripples decision making, hinders success, promotions, finances and the ability to establish long lasting relationships.

He desired more promotion, more financing, more opportunities for the band to take part in the organization's educational programs.

However, the levels of promotion and financing have been inadequate to foster a coordinated approach.

And there are plenty of discounts, promotions and financing programs as lower-end stores try to get people to spend.

The promotion was financed by HBO, and had the cooperation of the Metropolitan Transit Authority and the New York Transit Museum, in downtown Brooklyn.

"There could truly be a fabulous energy linkage between the United States and Russia," said Jeffrey Valkar, director of the American Business Center, a promotion office financed by the United States government, in the island's capital, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

As a result of this preliminary evidence and the Agriculture Department's adoption in 2000 of standards for organic foods, the Organic Trade Association has created the nonprofit Center for Organic Education and Promotion to finance research that could verify what small-scale research may suggest: organic food may provide greater health benefits than conventional food.

The appointments broadly followed the line up while in opposition, but included a major promotion for finance.

For example, former Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas said he was offered a bribe of 600m Rand ($45m £34mm) by one of the Gupta brothers, Ajay, in order to accept a promotion to finance minster, in exchange for removing key Treasury officials from their posts and advancing the family's "business ambitions".

It's been a tough year for B&N, which lost its CEO William Lynch last month, and has been in the middle of a series of strategic changes for its business, including the promotion of finance guy and former CFO Michael Huseby to CEO of Nook Media and President of B&N, Inc.

In 2008, a New York state judge ruled that the electronics company misled customers into buying products with promotions and financing deals for which they were not qualified.