Sentence examples for campaign to avoid from inspiring English sources

Cameron's aides have told the in campaign to avoid any personal assaults on out ministers.

The slip-up violated a key tenet of the campaign: to avoid discussions focused on race.

It is normal in an election campaign to avoid firm pledges to do unpopular things.

Mr Heller has deliberately had no contact with the Bradley campaign, to avoid being labelled an in-kind contribution.

In real time, Twitter advertisers can adjust their campaign to avoid matching specific phrases or hash tag trends.

Even so, it delayed a marketing campaign to avoid a crush of new users which could still paralyze the site.

These candidates and others often fashion their campaigns to avoid real reporters (and sometimes real voters).

The change is indicative of the need perceived by advertisers and agencies to more frequently freshen continuing campaigns to avoid fatigue among the intended audiences for sales pitches.

That's because the forests are beyond the immediate frontier of expanding agriculture and therefore not recognized by climate protection regimes as targets for campaigns to avoid deforestation.

National outfits such as Freedom to Marry issued strategy papers urging state campaigns to avoid "inartful" comparisons with civil rights, and to emphasise "fairness" over equality (precisely to woo swing voters not ready to think of gay couples as equals).

On the contrary, Mr. Papandreou, 49, seems to have the unlikely problem of having become too popular at what he considers the wrong time, and he is actively campaigning to avoid becoming prime minister.