Sentence examples for campaign which will begin from inspiring English sources

These jackets are featured in the new ad campaign, which will begin on Tuesday and continue through December.

Wearing nothing but a carefully placed football, he has his tattoos on full display as part of PETA's "Ink, Not Mink" campaign, which will begin Friday.

The campaign, which will begin in November, comes after an American Cancer Society study found that cancer was the second leading cause of death among Hispanics after heart disease.

However, England expect the Yorkshire pace bowler, who has almost 150 caps for her country across all formats, to recover in time to travel to India for a campaign which will begin on 17 March.

The campaign, which will begin in Washington on Thursday, is an effort by the Obama administration to step up one form of assistance to immigrant communities, which have intensified their criticism of President Obama as they have faced a record pace of deportations in the last two years.

A quieter, lower-key campaign, which will begin Sunday with the kickoff weekend of the 2001-2002 N.F.L. season, is being created by the New York office of Young & Rubicam Advertising, part of the Young & Rubicam division of the WPP Group, and it carries the theme: "This is what it's all about".

The polio campaigns, which will begin on 8 October, are vital to protecting African children from a looming polio epidemic and getting Africa's polio eradication programme back on track.

It has been mooted that any head-to-head encounter could take place outside the official campaign period, which will begin in early April.

The online and offline campaign for Gfn.com, which will begin tomorrow, depicts stereotyped responses by old-fashioned bankers and brokers to gay customers.

The campaign, most of which will begin this summer in newspaper and radio advertisements in Maryland, features several ads that try to convey "the drama and excitement of nursing," said Jack Gilden, president of the company that designed the advertisements.

In a campaign for spring, which will begin this week, Lowe's will celebrate its employees, whom the retailer calls associates, by giving the actors who play them as much screen time in the initial commercials as the actors who play customers.