Sentence examples for campaigns at which from inspiring English sources

Most consumers wouldn't want an energy salesperson calling on the phone or at the door, never mind being allowed into their home for an hour or more while an installation takes place," Jenny Driscoll, head of campaigns at Which?, said.

"Consumers should be wary of claims of massive savings this Black Friday as they may not be as spectacular as they seem," said Pete Moorey, the head of campaigns at Which?. "Shoppers might be surprised to learn that only half of Black Friday deals are actually cheapest on Black Friday".

Alex Neill, director of policy and campaigns, at Which?, said: "If a PPI deadline is to be introduced, when millions of pounds are still being set aside for payouts, the FCA must work with banks to ensure that customers who might not know they were mis-sold PPI get back the money they are owed.

Louise Hanson, head of campaigns at Which?, formerly the Consumers Association, said that the new regulations were good news for consumers in that they would give more right to redress should things go wrong, and added that the information documents were "a significant step in the right direction".

"Unfortunately, as payment systems have developed, consumer protection hasn't kept up," Alex Neill, director of policy and campaigns at Which? told the BBC's Today programme.

The first "stakeholder comment" on the government press release about this comes not from a lecturer or a student, but from Alex Neil, director of policy and campaigns at Which?

That suggests the targeted campaigning at which the Lib Dems excel could yet see the party hang on to a majority of its seats.

There are inevitable family mementos in his office, including a poster from a 1968 fund-raiser for his dad's presidential campaign at which Sonny and Cher and the Byrds performed.

As this chart by Jed Lewison makes clear, there were points during the campaign at which Mr. Perry, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Cain each had considerable leads on Mr. Romney in head-to-head polls.

While Cruz once called Trump "a friend" and "terrific", he held an abrupt press conference hours before ending his campaign at which he derided Trump as a "serial philanderer", an "amoral pathological liar", and a "braggadocious, arrogant buffoon".

Her fellow role models Samantha Cameron and Miriam González Durántez last week attended a careers session for teenage girls organised by the government's Inspiring Women campaign, at which the latter urged the students: "If at any point you wobble and you are not really sure if you are made for this, think of those women you have met today".