Sentence examples for campaign is represented from inspiring English sources

The Afghan delegation is led by President Karzai, but Pakistan, now in the middle of an election campaign, is represented by the head of the armed forces, General Kayani.

Also, the "No on 37" campaign is represented by the law firm Bell, McAndrews & Hiltachk, which has a sordid history of stealth tactics such as Astroturfing.

In the weeks and months ahead, as the number of stories grows over time, the campaign is representing visually, via a tag cloud, the attributes that appear most often across people's experiences.

They said the McCain campaign was represented by Lisa Curtis and Kori Schake, two former State Department officials.

Significantly, the Vote Leave campaign was represented by Matthew Elliott, its chief executive, while Dominic Cummings, the organisation's campaign director, was not invited.

In France the campaign was represented as a victory, as Linois genuine achievements at Algeciras were followed by exaggerated reports of Troude's defence in Conil Bay in which the second battle was represented as a significant success against a more numerous British force.

Many of the current local campaigns were represented.

The Royal Horticultural Society campaign against paved driveways is represented in a colourful front garden, but comes as an Ipsos Mori poll revealed just 10% of people were prepared to grow plants in their front gardens.

The variety of goods Sears sells is represented in the campaign by shopping lists of disparate items consumers typically buy, augmented by paeans to Sears service, employees and product guarantees.

It makes perfect sense that this disorder is represented in awareness campaigns by a puzzle piece.

Watson is represented by a swirly avatar that looks like the logo representing IBM's smarter-planet campaign.