Sentence examples for sales programmes from inspiring English sources

The company has focused on perfecting its ad sales programmes.

A global trophy tour, ticket and hospitality sales programmes, as well as groundbreaking broadcasting deals, have all set the tone for the 16-month run-in to England 2015.

The researchers studied a sales programme that employs Bangladeshi women at the proverbial bottom of the pyramid, run by the Bangladesh arm of CARE, an NGO.

Unless amended, it risks bringing about the end of social housing as we have known it since the second world war and embarking on a huge new sales programme when the financial numbers to deliver it patently don't add up.

It may be mentioned in this connection that prices are sought to be kept low at a range of Tk. 300.00 through NGO intervention and distribution under this supply-pushed sales programme.

President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who was in power for more than two decades, undertook a state asset-sale programme in the 1990s that enriched a group of insiders at everyone else's expense, said Ms Ileuova.

It launched its own direct-sales programme, under which customers could order and configure PCs from its website and get them delivered to their home within a week or two.

The total outstanding fell at an annualised rate of 5.8% in August, the seventh straight monthly drop and the decline would have been steeper but for the cash-for-clunkers car-sales programme.

The firm is in the process of selling 16 assets as part of a $30bn sale programme as it looks to bolster its balance sheet following the BG deal.

Dudley has been under pressure following the collapse of a deal with Russian group Rosneft to explore in the Arctic region, but today unveiled an increase in the company's asset sale programme from $30bn to $45bn.

Meg Hillier, chair of the Commons public accounts committee (PAC), which last year made a number of recommendations to the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), which runs the land sale programme, says she is disappointed that so little progress has been made.