Sentence examples for crisis campaign from inspiring English sources

Recently, 44 groups joined forces to announce a "Texas Air Crisis Campaign", with a 12-step recovery programme.Mr Bush, a veteran of the Texas oil industry, has taken a relaxed approach to cleaning up the environment, repeatedly opposing any plan that would impose mandatory restrictions on companies.

"But charities are increasingly identifying the need to give feedback to donors, to tell them exactly how they have made a difference," says Burnett. "This can be indicative, explaining the kind of thing we do with your money, or it can be absolutely specific, as in the case of this Crisis campaign.

It proved a straw in the wind, according to Vince Peart, a 23-year-old builder, whose Alston Moor Regeneration Society (founded after a pub survey upped the men-women ratio to 17-1) has now gone national as the Villages in Crisis campaign.

The Student Debt Crisis Campaign, a group that includes activists involved in the Occupy Colleges and Occupy Student Debt movements, posted the video on YouTube last week.

So Much for "Shared Sacrifice" Requiring benefit cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid in the name of deficit reduction has always been the goal of the billion dollar corporate and Wall Street backed crisis campaign driving Washington's deficit hysteria.

The fund is Google's largest crisis campaign and will benefit four organizations: the American Civil Liberties Union, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, International Rescue Committee and the United Nations refugee agency.

It cleverly used numbers and big data, glossy images, and targeted young people – key characteristics that we now take to be the norm in large-scale crisis campaigns.

Diana Sayed, Amnesty International's crisis campaigns coordinator, said the Australian government's strategy of continued engagement and careful diplomacy cannot be justified given the extent and extremity of the crisis.

Over 2,000 people are to rally in Westminster in a bid to force the shortage of affordable homes up the general election agenda amid fears neither the Conservatives nor Labour will make the housing crisis a campaign priority.

So do improving economic data herald an end to falling living standards, when, how soon will people recover the lost ground, and will this be noticeable enough to counter Labour using the "crisis" to campaign for votes?

I think it's fair to say that where we entered the Gulf War ten years ago—after the luxury of, from the Department's point of view, of ten years of fairly heavy investments during the 1980s—we're entering this crisis, this campaign, with armed forces that have been stretched thin under the last ten years, and frankly under-resourced.