Sentence examples for campaigns orchestrated from inspiring English sources

Professor Gross himself emigrated from Poland in 1969 to escape the vicious anti-Semitic campaigns orchestrated by the government.

The fact is that pro-brand messages on social media are likelier to be spontaneous, even serendipitous eruptions, than to be traditional campaigns orchestrated by paid P.R. mavens.

While promising to investigate Henwood's comments, Ukip has declined to disown him outright, instead claiming the party was the victim of smear campaigns orchestrated by other parties alarmed at Ukip's success in the polls.

Such tactics, like microphones that went dead at opposition rallies, egg-throwing mobs meeting opposition candidates, and smear campaigns orchestrated in the press, came under intense criticism by the Organization of American States, the Atlanta-based Carter Center and several international teams of election observers.

The negative campaigning orchestrated by Lynton Crosby seems to have backfired.

He said it appeared they were the victims of a disinformation campaign orchestrated by Mr. Hussein.

Following a campaign orchestrated by Shaftesbury, women and children were banned from pits in 1842.

Uruguay's manager, Oscar Tabarez, claimed he was the victim of a campaign orchestrated by the English media.

She and others were charged with sedition and treason, and were only released after a campaign orchestrated by the Kennedys.

A few hundred viewers complained to media regulator Ofcom, encouraged be a Facebook campaign orchestrated by Liberal Democrat activists.

"I'm really almost paralyzed by this," said the producer Richard D. Zanuck, who, backed by a campaign orchestrated by Ms. Chasen, won an Oscar for "Driving Miss Daisy".