roadshow znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady roadshow

• The roadshows, where the public are invited to come and see whether any of their lost property has turned up, are good.

• More than 1,500 delegates have already attended roadshows to learn from beacon best practice.

• We did, however, organise a series of roadshows on decontamination for the national health service in 2001.

• If the media could give advance publicity to a roadshow, the growing number of people who would benefit from going there would know about it.

• No wonder the promised roadshows to sell the constitution have never seen the light of day.

• The roadshows give them the opportunity to take the message forward to even more employers.

• The roadshow will provide information, advice and support to people with arthritis.

• It also undertook four regional roadshows, at a cost of about £12,000.