Sentence examples for campaign which involves from inspiring English sources

Authorities have objected to the plot that underpins the single-player campaign, which involves a US military raid on Tehran, targeting the leader of a fictitious terrorist group.

The campaign — which involves a Facebook contest, special screenings of the film and promotion of "42" on hotel room TVs, among other initiatives — is the first time Marriott International has done niche marketing for the loyalty program, called Marriott Rewards.

Along with nearly 2,000 other businesses and over 50,000 individuals it has joined the 10 10 climate change campaign, which involves people and organisations pledging to cut their carbon emissions by 10% in 2010.

Finally there's the promotional campaign, which involves costumes designed by Hedi Slimane, billboards on Sunset Boulevard and a series of playfully ingenious teasers starting in March with an enigmatic commercial during Saturday Night Live.

In a statement, the automobile firm said: "the campaign – which involves radios that differ from those implicated in another, similar recall – is designed to protect connected vehicles from remote manipulation.

An experimental campaign which involves 2 layers laminates were conducted in this study.

Clarke most recently acted as a director of the Road Trip 2015 campaign, which involved battle buses touring the country to rally support for the Conservatives.

So far, the boxes seem to be extremely effective compared with Brunete's earlier campaign, which involved a remote control specimen (very lifelike) that was used around town to get people's attention.

They managed a campaign, which involved interviewing a diverse range of people about their opinions on difficult questions, and had to learn skills of rhetoric and analysis to manage a communications strategy and hone their interview skills.

In return, Mr. Icahn agreed to back down from his campaign, which involved promising to pay small bondholders 60 cents on the dollar for their claims if they rejected the prepackaged bankruptcy plan.

One might reasonably conclude from all this evidence that the western public fell foul of a major deceptive propaganda campaign which involved exploiting terrorism threats in order to "clear up other problems" and which was instigated by our own governments and communicated through "our" media.