Sentence examples for balance campaign from inspiring English sources

We had to balance campaign requirements with an artistic interpretation of Steve.

But like the General Electric campaign, the Smart Balance campaign also has a significant presence in social media, including content on the brand's Facebook fan page along with an account on Twitter and a promoted hashtag, "#HelpSanta".

Roberts is hardly the ideal poster-man for a reinvigorated life-work balance campaign or the abandonment of megalomania and money (in the interview he bemoans the "fact" that "unfortunately, about 90% of the world give up real early, and plod and seek to be average", and accuses advertising consultant Cindy Gallop of "making up" claims about sexual harassment in the industry).

Coke's GEBN may be gone but the soda industry's self-serving, unscientific energy balance campaign is alive and well.

Hopefully, you'll do something great with it, like become a leader of a cause near to your heart, like more closeness in your family, more healthy choices of food at work, a new efficiency or work/life balance campaign, etc.

The Strasbourg-based organisation, which is not part of the European Union, recommends that voters should be sent "balanced campaign material" at least two weeks before a vote.

The new Balance Bar campaign is being aimed at consumers 25 to 54 years old.

The Balance Bar campaign carries the theme "Have you found your Balance?" — yes, "Balance" with a capital B, to reinforce the brand name.

The fallout from her comments, about both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama's Iraq withdrawal plan, illustrates the difficult balance his campaign is trying to find.

With the election in the balance, each campaign offered its own interpretation of what the absentee ballots were likely to show.

The vote gave President Obama a victory in the first test of how he will balance his campaign promises to toughen protections for American workers against a storm of protests by American trading partners who have threatened retaliation.