Sentence examples for campaigning instrument from inspiring English sources
The Conservative party central office should not be used as a campaigning instrument in the referendum.
Rhodes, who is campaigning to get more instruments to young people through a Channel 4 series Don't Stop The Music, told Radio Times: "Ofsted doesn't particularly inspect music.
The importance of amateur musicians can be seen in the changes in marketing campaigns for instrument manufacturers, which tended to classify customers into professionals, aspiring professionals, and hobbyists.
Funded through a seven-figure Kickstarter campaign, the instrument is shipping now, and we can't wait to see what people will be creating with it.
Prior to each campaign an instrument intercomparison was performed.
Already, French and German banks are campaigning hard against a new standard on financial instruments.
A total of eight institutions participated in these campaigns, deploying instruments to the sites detailed in Table 3.
Most also concluded that the age of mass political campaigns as an instrument to remold the thinking of the public was past.
Further, the work demonstrates the viability of evaluating future catch-up campaigns with the instrument used here.
Mickey Kaus, the author of Kausfiles, one of the first political blogs, once asked rhetorically, "If a tree falls in the forest, and The Note doesn't cover it... does it make a sound?" Since its role in the Lott scandal confirmed its influence, The Note has become a pivotal instrument in campaigns.
