Sentence examples for Limited advertisements from inspiring English sources
"We have had limited advertisements on the Glenn Beck Program in the past, however the statements he made during that show would not adhere to our programming standards.
Main exterior store signs with cigarette brand names have been replaced with signs that limit advertisement to brand colors and logos.
The company has marketing tie-ins with sites like iTurf and Guyville, teen-clothing retailer Delia's and Paper Magazine, among others, but says users will always be able to choose whether they want to receive advertisements, which potentially limits advertising revenue.
But a subtext of the speech was Mr. McCain's campaign finance proposals, including limits on advertisements by advocacy groups.
The high rate of advertising for sugary drinks warrants a further regulatory action by government to limit these advertisements.
"Pay-per-gaze advertising need not be limited to online advertisements, but rather can be extended to conventional advertisement media including billboards, magazines, newspapers and other forms of conventional print media," states the patent, which was discovered by Fast Company.
2. Limited "Targeting" of Advertisements: The great promise of the Internet for advertisers was that they were finally going to be able to deliver targeted advertisements to users because they could finally know who you were.
2. Limited "Targeting" of Advertisements: The great promise of the Internet for advertisers was that they were finally going to be able to deliver targeted advertisements to users because they could finally know who you were.
Now the trigger may as well be listed as: Born to anything but the luxury of access to fresh produce, a natural indifference to advertisements, limited and flexible work hours, a reasonable commute, the rare leisure to walk or to ride a bike.
Mr. Augustine doesn't limit himself to advertisements and holidays.
Four federal agencies studied voluntary guidelines to limit junk-food advertisements to children.
