Sentence examples for ad charging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush accused Mr. Kerry of trying to "gut" American intelligence services, and he authorized a television ad charging that Mr. Kerry "would raise taxes by at least $900 billion" and weaken national defense.

NEW YORK — Depending on what subway car you're riding in New York these days, you might either see an ad warning that soft drinks are dangerous to your health, or a sardonic opposing ad charging that the government's campaign against soft drinks threatens your basic freedoms.

This time, he was a reform candidate, promising to restore honest government, and he produced a TV ad charging that three of his opponents in the nine-person Republican primary were being "investigated by the Morris County prosecutor," a serious accusation that happened to be false.

The Obama campaign's television ad charging that Mr. Romney would raise taxes on the middle class was found to be accurate by several fact-checking organizations, even though it runs directly counter to Mr. Romney's pledge that he will not do so.

No wonder Reader's Digest named him one of America's worst judges". In response, Citizens for Truth in Government, a front group for trial lawyers, ran an ad charging McRae's Republican rival, Dickinson, had been sued for hitting a customer in the face with a whiskey bottle (in a bar where he worked years earlier) and, separately, for not paying his bills.

Reyes, a Vietnam veteran and former border patrol officer, responded with a TV ad charging that O'Rourke was encouraging drug use among children.

The ad charged that Mr. Romney was "anti-immigrant," a sentiment that the Hispanic leaders said crossed the line of decency.

A current Obama ad charges the Republican would increase taxes on the middle class by $2,000 to pay for a tax cut for millionaires.

Last month, the NRA made a $3m ad buy in these states that branded Clinton as a "hypocrite" for accepting secret service protection, while calling for more gun control, which the ad charged "would leave you defenseless".

Publishers get to set the price for placing an ad – charged daily, weekly or monthly – and keep 100% of the proceeds if the sale comes directly through the widget, which is potentially quite disruptive.

"Hugh Jackman isn't his real name, it's Hugh Michael Jackman," the ad charged. .