Sentence examples for service promotion from inspiring English sources
The company has been selling products at retailers like Macy's and Wal-Mart Stores, and it has a flower delivery service promotion with 1-800-Flowers.com.
Behind the "breast is best" push has always been an uncomfortable truth: that breastfeeding is more supported by lip service, promotion and hospital nudges than by giving women the time and opportunity to do it.
A list of the government interventions that Santorum endorses includes national service, promotion of prison ministries, "individual development accounts," publicly financed trust funds for children, community-investment incentives, strengthened obscenity enforcement, covenant marriage, assorted tax breaks, economic literacy programs in "every school in America" (his italics), and more.
To underline the pressing need for improvement and to provide a yardstick for future progress, the UPU has adopted, for the Second and Third United Nations Development Decades, certain key planning objectives, covering management, quality of service, promotion of its financial services, and improved public information.
Already the plug has been pulled on a civil service promotion exercise and, for the first time, redundancy schemes are being talked about.
Most public relations work at these firms revolves around product and service promotions and rarely deals with crisis management.
Their holdings were exempt from redistribution under land reform schemes, while the construction of Buddhist temples was restricted; military and civil service promotions were given preferentially to Catholics.
The strategic partnership between HTC and UnionPay will include technical R&D, mobile payment services promotion and future growth opportunities, HTC tells us.
In general, its strategies were based on social marketing, cross-service promotion and co-ordination, reminder systems and play group formation.
The intervention is a part of package of measures including provision of access to clean water and sanitation services, promotion of good hygiene practices, active malnutrition screening and improved access to healthcare for the most vulnerable, particularly children.
