Sentence examples for campaign employed from inspiring English sources

His campaign employed a team of private security guards before he was placed under Secret Service protection.

He spoke with a professional's admiration of Reagan's calm and his talent as a political performer, but said that the Reagan campaign employed "mad dogs" in 1980.

There's also an emerging, queasy recognition that his campaign employed new kinds of analytics and social media outreach that left his shambolic opponents for dead.

… This is the same patronising tone, and the same lack of understanding, that your mindless, childish, bullying advertising campaign employed in the first place".

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign employed 120 people this year, compared with 79 in 2005, so the assumption, according to one of the sources, is that the overall bonuses will exceed those granted in 2005.

But, he added, "The senator was aware that we were going to be making calls which shined a spotlight on the kind of campaign tactics the Bush campaign employed in South Carolina.

His campaign employs about 1,000 people with a budget of about $13.4 million, of which Mr. Prokhorov donated $1.4 million from his personal fortune.

A voter mailing used by the Cruz campaign employs "social pressure" tactics that have been criticized by Iowa's secretary of state.

The campaign employs images of blue-eyed, blond sportsmen and women which have been described by critics as "neo-Hitlerite" and "like something from a Leni Riefenstahl film".

That means advertisers could run afoul of the standards authority for a misleading blog post or even a consumer's Twitter postings, if they were part of a campaign employing user-generated content.

Brian Wilcox, a professor of psychology at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, draws a distinction between the sort of marketing the Eat Brighter campaign employs and advertising in which characters deliver a direct pitch.