Sentences with phrase «reference to those people promoting»

As she was being shown the website her comments were in reference to those people promoting themselves on the site.

Not exact matches

(i) grant and assign to HBO a royalty - free, perpetual, non-exclusive, unrestricted, worldwide license in the User Content throughout the world including, without limitation, all copyright, together with all consents (if any) necessary to enable its reproduction, distribution, modification, publishing and / or other exploitation by HBO and / or by any person authorized by HBO, by any means and in all media now known or hereafter devised, in whole or in part, without payment or other reference to you or any other person, and to advertise and promote such exploitation, for the full period of all such rights (together with any extensions and renewals) and insofar as possible in perpetuity;

Use Instagram to Promote Your Book: Take pictures of people reading it, make references to your book with hashtags, etc. etc..

Although the word caucus has a political meaning, its secondary definition — a group of people united to promote an agreed - upon cause — is more likely the reference intended by the title.

The Government will also be advised by the National Indigenous Council, the terms of reference of which include alerting the Government to «current and emerging policy, programme and service delivery issues» and promoting «constructive dialogue and engagement between government and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, communities and organisations».