She wrote the song after a close friend died of lung cancer, and when she heard the state had money from Proposition 99 to use for promoting anti-smoking messages, she applied and received a grant to duplicate about 4,000 CD singles of "Inhale" for free distribution to junior high and high school students.
In fruit trees, this concept has been explored for apple trees, Malus × domestica, and several propositions have been formulated for promoting either dwarfed spur types (Dickman et al., 1994) or trees characterized by long and weeping branching (Type IV) which were considered prone to regular bearing (Lespinasse, 1992; Laurens et al., 2000).
Football, baseball, basketball and hockey often are moneylosing propositions, but they make up for that to some degree since they're excellent platforms for promoting prime-time shows and also help affiliate TV stations boost profits.
Cocaine is notorious for promoting violence.
So much for promoting financial stability.
The Internet is useful for promoting movies.
A reason for the change, in addition to a series of deep budget cuts in recent years, was voter approval of Proposition 30, promoted by Gov. Jerry Brown to raise taxes temporarily to avoid up to $6 billion in education cuts.
Lung cancer outcomes remain relatively poor and reducing unexplained variation is an attractive proposition to promote improvement.
We're distilling it down into a very simple value proposition — be heard, promoted, and paid".
As an amateur man of science he promoted the Royal Society, publishing A Proposition for the Advancement of Experimental Philosophy (1661).
