The phrase "advertisements that they" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific advertisements that a group of people or individuals are associated with or have created.
Example: "The marketing team analyzed the effectiveness of the advertisements that they had launched last quarter."
Alternatives: "ads that they" or "commercials that they".
The advertisements that they once bore have peeled away, leaving only scraps and broken slogans ("of your life"), of the melancholy kind that Evans loved.
Second, Section 201 does not prevent anyone from making electioneering communications; it only requires that when persons do make such advertisements that they disclose the source of the communication's funding after they are broadcast.
This summer, the Saudi Education Ministry announced the scholarship program and for the first two weeks, specified in newspaper advertisements that they were for study in the United States.
Lynn Rattigan at the campaign's corporate backer, consultancy firm EY, said out-of-date employers were missing out on a huge pool of experienced workers simply because they failed to mention on their job advertisements that they would be open to flexibility.
It was a blip for Mr. Green as he and his opponent, Michael R. Bloomberg, made their way through another day of the campaign competing for women's votes, which are expected to be critical next Tuesday, and releasing advertisements that they hoped might make a difference in these final days of the campaign.
In recent years, some institutions have begun to specify in their advertisements that they welcome dual-career couples.
While fame for athletes grows from their sporting accomplishments it is very often their smile and sense of humor in advertisements that helps fans feel like they really know them.
They have developed relatively static advertisements that get a message across even at high speed.
They typically draw clients with advertisements that appear to promise neutral abortion counseling.
They did not distinguish between advertisements that are tough on Mr. McCain and those that are misleading.
They will know your purchasing trends, and will display advertisements that are tailored toward your preferences".
