Sentence examples for campaign applied from inspiring English sources

The rallies, human chains and petitions for debt cancellation organised by the Jubilee 2000 campaign applied enormous political pressure for debt write-downs.

In March 2007 the Extraordinary Ordsall Campaign applied for a grant of £5.1 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), to regenerate Ordsall Hall and secure its future.

As a result, it's easier for companies to just use one form of messaging or the same bid price or targets for the whole campaign, applying it to each market.

In order to take the better advantage from the analysis of the on-site operation, and especially to correctly design the scheduled experimental tests on the system, we developed a mathematical model and run a simulated experimental campaign, applying a rigorous statistical approach to the analysis of the results.

2) Do you think the messages in these campaigns apply to you?

He argues, therefore, that he is disadvantaged by that $2 million in his race against Mr. Franks, because Mr. Franks is allowed to start his own campaign without having Mr. DiFrancesco's campaign expenses applied toward his spending cap.

At least two campaign spokesmen applied (unsuccessfully) to join newspaper editorial boards.

Throughout the nomination process, Mitt Romney's campaign has applied a sledgehammer approach to the delicate art of managing expectations.

In barring lobbyists from contributing, Mr. Obama is continuing a practice he began with his campaign and applied as well to his transition, in which contribution limits are $5,000.

SHAC's well-organised campaign has applied enough pressure to persuade West LB Panmure, the company's broker, to stop acting for it.

Sen. McCain is one of the leading champions of such rules, but critics charge his campaign has applied them liberally in a number of instances.