Sentence examples for campaign and changes from inspiring English sources
Persuasion swing states will be relatively more responsive to the effects of the campaign and changes in the national environment, including economic conditions.
Last night I met with a group of people who are leaders of the Democratic Party, but also my friends, to talk about the re-election campaign and changes of strategy and advertising.
A new campaign and Change.org petition is calling on business minister Vince Cable in the UK to intervene and uphold the existing VAT Exemption Threshold for businesses supplying digital products.
It's changed what constitutes an appropriate statement by a candidate or campaign, and changed the content and nature of the news itself.
Jelveh Javaheri and Maryam Hosseinkhah were charged with acting against national security and publication of lies, and accused of posting articles on the Web sites of the One Million Signatures Campaign and Change for Equality.
After reaching the AFC championship in consecutive seasons in 2009 and 2010, New York has now missed the playoffs in two straight campaigns and changes may be on the horizon.
These events often go together with mass media campaigns and changes in the organization of donor procurement.
In particular, a number of Scandinavian studies have suggested that national antibiotic policies together with public information campaigns and changes in reimbursement policies can be effective (55, 75).
Comparison of risk factor knowledge amongst students at different years of training can be difficult to interpret as curricular factors, public awareness campaigns and changes in faculty can contribute to changes in risk factor knowledge.
The second aim of the 2001 Rapid Assessment had been to follow up on major issues of the 2000 study, namely awareness of the Take Control campaigns and changes in attitude towards HIV/AIDS.
Short-term data from the pilot evaluation on campaign cost and changes in GP attendances/referrals, CRC incidence, and CRC screening uptake were available.
