Sentence examples for dispatch advertising from inspiring English sources

Algorithms run most everything at Uber: how drivers are hired and retained (via rider ratings), pricing (including the controversial "surge" increases), driver dispatch, advertising, and, it can be assumed, global expansion planning.

Neither Fleischhauer nor Piexon were responsible for selling or dispatching pistols advertised on Amazon.co.uk.

Under the Obama administration, the F.D.A. has stepped up scrutiny of drug advertising, dispatching many warning letters about misleading commercials and online marketing efforts.

Katie Roiphe sits down with Jerry Della Femina, whose memoir "From Those Wonderful Folks Who Gave You Pearl Harbor: Front-line Dispatches from the Advertising War" inspired the television show "Mad Men".

It has orchestrated a national television and radio advertising blitz, dispatched volunteers to Washington to meet with lawmakers and worked to organize grass-roots support at local levels.

CAMBRIDGE: In 1956, the head of one of Madison Avenue's leading medical advertising agencies dispatched a copywriter to West Germany to set up a new company for producing surveys of the pharmaceutical market.

However, seven British law firms have been assembling new claimants, in some cases dispatching lawyers to Kenya and advertising for clients in local newspapers.

He also had a minority interest in the Angels and was dispatched to New York to sign advertising sponsors when Autry was given 11 weeks to assemble a management team and sign players before spring training.

By owning these customers Dolan can get economies of scale in advertising and in the dispatching of repair trucks.

Clinton advisers said they were already picking states, cities and towns to dispatch staff members and volunteers from Pennsylvania, and budgeting for television advertising.

Mr. Margolis, the advertising strategist, got an earful when he was dispatched to give a briefing at the weekly caucus of Senate Democratic leaders.