Sentence examples for appropriate campaign from inspiring English sources
(A loan that they then somehow failed to report on all the appropriate campaign filings).
Ms. Hope said the party would set up a commission to issue standards on appropriate campaign tactics and police against excesses.
For the Games, each country in McDonald's realm has been encouraged to develop and advertise a locally appropriate campaign on its own.
When one client, the Empire State Development Corporation, asked about the feasibility of quickly producing an appropriate campaign, "at first, I was numbed by the questions," said Mike Rogers, president and executive creative director at the New York office of the Wolf Group.
Reporters did not put Obama in that church for twenty years, and yes, the subject was an appropriate campaign topic.
But Kathleen Hall Jamieson, dean of the Annenberg School for Communication here at the University of Pennsylvania, said, "I think they misunderstand what the electorate believes to be appropriate campaigning".
Such skill- and agency-based factors include developing a unifying vision, engaging in strategic planning, selecting appropriate campaigns and tactics, engaging in tactical innovation and sequencing, selecting specific and achievable objectives, creating effective communications and building coalitions.
Nixon, who was running for Vice-President on Eisenhower's ticket, had been falsely accused of appropriating campaign funds for his personal use.
"We talked to a lot of our Jewish supporters," Mr. de Blasio said on Monday, explaining that he had been told it would be "perfectly appropriate" to campaign — as long as he did not call, send mailers or campaign in heavily Jewish neighborhoods.
But each country has otherwise been encouraged to develop its own locally appropriate marketing campaign.
In conclusion, lowering the threshold of automated speed enforcement combined with an appropriate information campaign bring about a significant speed reduction that could contribute to substantial safety benefits.
