Sentence examples for campaigns mounted from inspiring English sources
In one ruling (here), Pitchford said Abbott, who became the MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington in London in 1987, has been an anti-racism campaigner since the 1970s and supported the justice campaigns mounted by the families of Blair Peach and Stephen Lawrence.
Zambia may become the second African nation to reverse its epidemic with education and prevention campaigns mounted by government and local communities.
"A lot of folks had campaigns mounted against them because of actions they took during the 1991 crisis," said Arturo Perez, an analyst with the conference.
Mr. Schneider said that the marketing budget for "Pearl Harbor" was generous but well in line with other major Disney releases and not as large as some previous campaigns mounted by Disney and other studios.
There is quite a lot of that sort of code around.Mr Anderson reckons that the software industry is bound to come under pressure to produce more secure code, just as in the 1970s the car industry was forced to improve the safety of vehicles after campaigns mounted by consumer activists such as Ralph Nader.
Just as the fall of Ron Atkinson put the use of racial epithets even further beyond the pale, so the pillorying of Gray and Keys will accelerate the acceptance of women within football more effectively than any number of well-meaning campaigns mounted by the Football Association on behalf of its female constituency.
A few days later, the fast-food campaign mounted actions in a hundred and fifty cities.
However, there is another and questionable side to the campaign mounted by JJAC.
He was tight-lipped and irritable on the stump: so much so that several journalists covering his campaign mounted a brief boycott.
A widely publicised campaign mounted by Kurdish activists and British environmentalists, and expediently embraced by a group of Conservative MPs, is already causing a stir.
It might have been in 1840, in the famous "log cabin and hard cider" campaign mounted by the Whig Party for its candidate, Gen. William Henry Harrison.
