As a former advertising lawyer who helped clients ensure the truth of their ad claims, prevailing law required that I not only examine the advertisement's statements but also any claims that might be implied, whether through innuendo or through accompanying photographs.
Even before the stock market opened the candidates were rolling out, or reintroducing, stimulus plans, speeches, television advertisements and statements that suggested how they would handle a situation like this.
Twenty-five of the entries and corresponding advertisements and statements can also be seen at Philipsburg Manor from Feb. 28 to May 7. Caroline Torres of Ossining High School won the $1,000 first prize for "Bound," a charcoal drawing of a runaway slave named Violet, who is entrapped by her swirling white dress.
Examples of actual knowledge include documents, emails, complaints, advertisements or statements showing knowledge of the infringing activity.
In Philadelphia; East Lansing, Mich.; Green Bay, Wis . and at least five other major cities, Mr. Obama is heavily showing an advertisement contrasting a statement by Mr. McCain that "we have had a pretty good, prosperous time with low unemployment," with appearances by people making statements like, "The prices of gas are up; the prices of milk are up".
In fact, in 1984 a regulation was brought in: A person shall not, during the relevant period in relation to an election under this Act, print, publish, or distribute, or cause, permit or authorise to be printed, published or distributed, any electoral advertisement containing a statement: 1.
This means that nearly half of adults lack the reading and writing skills to understand or complete a newspaper article, job advertisement, or bank statement.
A typical job advertisement contains: A statement about the organization and how it perceives itself in the market.
The Democratic National Committee is capitalizing on it, and has put together a cable television advertisement featuring the statements of Mr. Frist, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Dole.
ACCURACY -- There is some basis for the claims in the advertisement, but the statements are put in the context most favorable to Democratic criticism that the measure falls short and would steer people comfortable with Medicare into private plans.
ACCURACY -- Aside from the assertion about reading levels in schools in the poorest neighborhoods, which is based on a federal Department of Education study, neither advertisement includes factual statements that could be either accurate or inaccurate.
