Sentence examples for promotion groups from inspiring English sources

The durability of the old political culture's approach to free expression and opposition politics was starkly in evidence last month when soldiers raided as many as 10 democracy promotion groups, at least three of them American-financed, in Cairo, along with other nongovernmental organizations.

For years, Berman has been a front man for business and industry in campaigns against consumer safety and health promotion groups.

You could have compassion for an individual (a friend in the hospital, a co-worker passed over for a promotion), groups of people (victims of crime, those displaced by a hurricane, refugee children), animals (your pet, livestock heading for the slaughterhouse), and yourself.

In addition to making use of formal health services, BPCR requires making effective use of community health workers and health promotion groups.

A recent New Zealand study examined sponsorship and fund-raising in New Zealand schools, and although there were some health promotion groups involved, there was a high proportion of sponsors with the potential for promoting products and activities that may threaten health (eg, gambling, alcohol and poor nutrition) [ 10].

"We found that an F.D.A. endorsement had a great deal of credibility," said Richard Waycott, president of the Almond Board of California, an industry-financed research and promotion group.

"Roughly half of all the polished diamonds traded in Antwerp are sold to consumers in the United States," said Philip Claes, spokesman for the World Diamond Center, a trade promotion group.

David J. Myers, president of the Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance, a business promotion group, said that the sentimental ties to the military remained strong and that the military facilities, while smaller, were still big employers.

Strikeforce, a California-based mixed martial arts promotion company, announced that it had entered into a partnership with M-1 Global, a mixed martial arts promotion group based in Russia, of which the 32-year-old Emelianenko is a part-owner.

When Peters Fraser & Dunlop, the agency she worked at for 11 years, was taken over by sports promotion group CSS Stellar in 2001, King and her colleagues became concerned that the agency's focus was no longer in the best interests of their clients.

"It will be good for Hong Kong companies," says George Yuen, chief executive of Better Hong Kong Foundation, a business promotion group in Hong Kong.