Sentence examples for editorial campaign from inspiring English sources

In the late 1960's, The Transcript started an editorial campaign critical of the S.E.C.

The Wall Street Journal, for example, America's leading business newspaper, has run an aggressive editorial campaign against climate science for decades.

In 1892, after three friends of hers had been lynched by a mob, Wells began an editorial campaign against lynching that quickly led to the sacking of her newspaper's office.

FINALISTS -- Sebastian Mallaby of The Washington Post, for editorials on the disaster in the Darfur region of Sudan; David Yarnold and Daniel Vasquez of The San Jose Mercury News, for an editorial campaign against unethical behavior in City Hall.

State-run news media have also run an extended editorial campaign against several major multinational companies, notably Wal-Mart and Dell, that have not allowed a branch of the official state union to open in their Chinese subsidiaries.

Below, Lindsey Stanberry, editorial campaign manager at Figment, writes about why she and her team chose the work of two students, Kirstie and Cameron, from the 532 submitted in Week 7. To enter this week, the last judged week of the contest, post your entry here by 7 a.m.

Six years later, once the debts were cleared and his empire had been shrunk a little, he regained control and resumed his editorial campaigning.

She's also racking up editorial campaigns, from V magazine's Faces of Now profile to her stunning Wonderland cover shoot, photographed by Elena Rendina.

Editorial campaigns tackling issues such as female genital mutilation (FGM) and modern day slavery demonstrate our courage in standing up for what we believe is right and empowering others to take action.

At the turn of the 20th century the newspaper began editorial campaigns to improve Philadelphia, including the paving of major streets and stopping a corrupt plan to buy the polluted Schuylkill Canal for drinking water.

A12 EDITORIAL A18-19 Editorials: Campaign reform in the House; the selling of free trade; Peru's reckless shooting.