Sentence examples for campaign roll out from inspiring English sources

This interpretation is consistent with findings from the National Audit Office that three years after completion of campaign roll out, 90% of acute trusts considered the campaign a top priority, with most of its main components implemented in nearly all wards.

The campaign had three predefined phases: 1 July 2004 to 31 December 2004 (before roll out), 1 January to 30 June 2005 (campaign roll out) and 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2008 (after roll out).

The campaign rolled out a television commercial with Maj.

The campaign rolled out beginning with a "60 Minutes" appearance by Mr. Gore on Sunday and a burst of news coverage Monday.

By mid-March, the campaign rolled out a schedule sending Mr. Kerry on a 20-city fund-raising tour with an overall goal of raising $100 million by the summer.

In September, his campaign rolled out a new theme of Mr. Romney as a leader capable of bringing change to Washington.

Mr. Romney's campaign rolled out an ad featuring TV footage of David Brooks of The New York Times, Mark Halperin of Time magazine and Bob Schieffer of CBS News discussing the negative tone of Mr. Obama's campaign.

His campaign rolled out a string of endorsements from elected officials and political groups like the Working Families Party, which gave him momentum — and much-needed cash in the final weeks.

The commercial follows weeks of other ads in which various former Democratic officeholders have endorsed Mr. Brown; on Friday, his campaign rolled out a "Democrats for Brown" coalition that includes a state representative, Christopher G. Fallon of Malden, and other officials.

The Gephardt endorsement was only one that the Kerry campaign rolled out as the senator flew from Maine to Manhattan to Michigan and also picked up checks from a growing cadre of fund-raisers.

The ad, which is part of Yahoo's new $100 million branding campaign, rolled out in September to bring more users to the search engine.