Collocations withpromotion
These are words often used in combination withpromotion.
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automatic promotion
Should we have an automatic promotion year by year from grade to grade?
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chance of promotion
In such a force there is so little chance of promotion that you cannot get the best men.
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export promotion
The export promotion policy rewards those farmers who strive and discourages farmers from relying on subsidies permanently.
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health promotion
The findings are discussed with reference to previous research, and implications for adolescent and family health promotion are noted.
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promotion programme
For example, members of a carers' group within the health promotion programme wanted fun rather than meaningful discussions about their feelings and tasks.
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special promotion
We have heard about special weekend fares, middle-of-the-night fares, weekend fares, off-peak fares, special promotion fares, and so forth.
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trade promotion
For example, no less than one third of diplomatic service staff are employed on trade promotion activities.
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wrestling promotion
No wrestling promotion can survive without a strong television presence because pro wrestling is not routinely covered by mainstream media.
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