Sentence examples for dynamic campaign from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the "green bans" – industrial action in support of environmental aims – pioneered by the Australian builders' leader Jack Mundey, he saved Birmingham's Victoria Square post office through a dynamic campaign including demonstrations and construction-site crane occupations.

Unfortunately, the attempt to strike a new dynamic campaign note hit a possibly symbolic flat when an aide knocked down the stand supporting the ceremonial ribbon surrounding the new headquarters, just as Mr Gore was about to cut it in front of the cameras.

This may have been the most dynamic campaign so far to win Saudi women the right to drive - it even has its own song by a well-known Saudi-born singer, Shams - but its organisers, participants and supporters never expected change overnight.

Activists in the Chobe region of Botswana joined One Billion Rising for the first year and created a dynamic campaign #ChobeRises that attracted participants from multiple sectors of the grassroots, civil society, and the government including social workers, prison guards, teachers, tribal administrators nurses and more.

Thirteen year old Danny Kinaro launched a dynamic campaign addressing issues such as child-friendly schools, children with disabilities, school feeding programmes, out-of-school children, and so much more.

Sturgeon did not run for a seat in the U.K. Parliament during the U.K. general election in May 2015, but her dynamic campaigning led the SNP to a historic landslide victory in the Scottish constituencies, as its share of the seats in Westminster swelled from 6 to 56 with nearly all of its gains at the expense of Labour, for which Scotland had long been a stronghold.

This paper develops a network optimization formulation for dynamic campaign-level space mission planning.

However, this type of scam cluster illustrates well the challenge of identifying such dynamic campaigns, in which the links between scam emails originating from the same criminal group are constantly changing over time.

It does this by letting media buyers and planners create dynamic campaigns across multiple Supply Side Platforms, Ad Networks, operators and territories – via a single console – thus "reducing time, cost and complexity while offering greater control, better data, and improved ROI".

It means that Clinton and Obama ran dynamic campaigns that reached out to young voters, inspired them, and addressed issues they cared about.

In the US Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator who calls himself a democratic socialist, shocked everybody, including himself, by mounting a dynamic insurgent campaign that addressed these very economic issues.