Sentence examples for a campaign labeled from inspiring English sources

He also notes that the Administration has launched a campaign, labeled "Educate to Innovate," to get the private sector to step up to the plate.

She has become the subject of a social media campaign labeled #Where_Is_She, and an anonymous symbol of opposition to what many Iranians view as the theocracy's harsh laws against free expression.

The first strike was made on 17 March and initiated a fourteen month bombing campaign labeled Operation Menu," reads the entry.

And this week, his campaign labeled her an "icheater" for reading a text message from an aide during the most recent debate.

Cantor's campaign labeled Brat as a "liberal economics professor," however.

But the Grassley campaign labeled it as nothing more than a fundraising tactic, and WHO-TV refused to air the ad, saying the quotes were taken out of context.

The campaign, labeled "Take Back Yoga," does not ask yoga devotees to become Hindu, or instructors to teach more about Hinduism.

"The Best Senator China Ever Had," the Strickland campaign labeled Mr. Portman, accusing him of failing to stop the illegal "dumping of steel".

An ad campaign labeled "Windorphins" was meant to remind consumers of the endorphin rush experienced when winning an auction.

The move comes after a successful campaign labelled it "misogynistic propaganda".

And just this week, the extremist group Im Tirtzu launched a new campaign labeling Israel's most prominent writers, artists and performers foreign "plants" because some are affiliated with human rights organizations.