Sentence examples for developed campaign from inspiring English sources

We're delighted to have developed campaign materials that will empower parents to identify sepsis symptoms in their children and seek medical attention immediately".

Here is Brigadier General H. R. McMaster, one of the Army's rising stars, summarizing the latest in advanced military thinking:  "Simply fighting and winning a series of interconnected battles in a well developed campaign does not automatically deliver the achievement of war aims".

While Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other prominent Conservatives have repeatedly said they do not want an election, their party holds the strongest position in recent polls and has the best funded and developed campaign machine.

The agency developed campaigns last year that carried the theme "The Fire's Ready".

After the outbreak of H1N1 in 2009, the project developed campaigns in municipal daycare centers (CMEI), the Municipal Department of Education, of the city of Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil, targeting children, parents and workers.

The Republican strategy is to develop campaign messages that are tailored for individual districts but coordinated on a national level.

The Victorian example demonstrates that democratisation grows membership, increases fundraising capacity, develops campaign volunteerism and promotes excellence in candidates.

The speech was part of a developing campaign by the White House to build momentum behind the plan and propel it to passage by mid-February.

Her responsibilities include developing campaign strategy and implementing outreach and advocacy efforts.

The program in the Gujarat community in the US distributes IPV prevention messages through social marketing and incorporates community engagement for developing campaign strategies and implementations.

Practicing physicians can also provide substantial help in developing campaign messages, since they are in a relevant position to evaluate comprehensibility and potential effects of specific information in the context of patient expectations in primary care.