The European program e-bug (http://www.e-bug.eu) designed to raise awareness of these objectives among schoolchildren should be widely advertised.
This contains a standardized service description following the SOA paradigm which assumes that services must be widely advertised.
This should be widely advertised so that mothers know.
Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton, John McCain and Barack Obama and others have held forums in Iowa and New Hampshire that were open to anyone and were widely advertised in advance — Mr. McCain did three on Saturday alone.
"BART has its own police force who respond to all calls, and it is widely advertised who to call when a crime occurs," Ms. Jenkins said.
To recruit GPs, HopSCOTCH was widely advertised through the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and the Victorian general practice research network 'VicReN' e-bulletins/newsletters. Personalised invitations were also sent to GPs who previously participated in the LEAP 1 and LEAP 2 trials [ 10, 29].
At its inception, the service was widely advertised to the public and professionals and there are ongoing publicity events and talks to maintain the service profile.
DREAM challenges are widely advertised to the community, and its results are publicly announced.
A limitation of the study is that it was an open-label design and the fact that test subjects knew they were on insulin detemir, which has been widely advertised to cause less weight gain, might be a confounding factor.
Hospitals registered with the UK National External Quality Assurance Scheme UKK NEQAS) for blood transfusion laboratory practice were invited to participate and the scheme was widely advertised at meetings and with a leading article in the British Medical Journal (Williamson et al, 1996).
Some new products that are widely advertised take months to reach Manhattan, where stores have limited shelf space.
