Sentence examples for advertising constitutes from inspiring English sources

Advertising constitutes about half of each issue and typically we have 80 advertisements.

The business of advertising constitutes a vast industry devoted to puffery.

For several months, lawyers at the commission have gathered information about Google's search and advertising business and whether the way it orders search results and related advertising constitutes illegal anticompetitive behavior.

In the 2003 case McConnell v. Federal Election Commission, the Court had to assess the constitutionality of the 2002 McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law, and consider whether caps on campaign contributions, and restrictions on advertising, constituted infringements on the right to free speech, which is guaranteed by the First Amendment.

Mobile advertising constituted 89percentt of Twitter's total ad revenues, which came to $388 million in the quarter.

A reasonable person might also consider that some of the statements used by Essay Mills in their advertising constitute an incitement to commit academic fraud.

Yes, women's bodies are a battleground in our society, and some seem to think that for this battle to be won by the cheap press and the advertising media constitutes "freedom" for women.

"The proposed acquisition will therefore violate WhatsApp users' understanding of their exposure to online advertising and constitutes an unfair and deceptive trade practice, subject to investigation by the Federal Trade Commission".

Critically for the company, mobile advertising revenues constituted 75percentt of its total advertising revenue.

In his rebuttal, Clemons offers this startling long bet: "In five years revenues from internet advertising will constitute less than 20% of internet business revenues, excluding revenues from the sale of physical goods.

I'd like to offer Danny the following wager:  I bet that in five years revenues from internet advertising will constitute less than 20% of internet business revenues, excluding revenues from the sale of physical goods.