Sentence examples for election advertisements from inspiring English sources

The committee has also begun running general election advertisements, as Mr. Romney began doing in May.

Facebook has also banned foreign election advertisements in the lead-up to the April poll.

But even politically apathetic Russians have grasped that a lame duck president who has promoted himself in election advertisements has no interest in fading away.

Special interests accounted for 15percentt, or $1.1 million, of the costs of presidential election advertisements on broadcast television through Dec. 7, according to the University of Wisconsin Advertising Project, a group that tracks such spending.

Justices Allow Challenges to Campaign Finance Law The Supreme Court opened the door to a new round of legal challenges to the limits in the McCain-Feingold law on election advertisements paid for by corporations and broadcast in the weeks before federal elections.

The news for stations has been grim lately: without election advertisements to defray the losses in automotive ads, a cross section of station owners reported 20percentto30percentcent quarterly drops in revenue last week, suggesting that the local TV business is almost as weak as its print counterpart.

Aside from the Putin re-election letter, Mr. Mikhalkov has raised eyebrows lately by filming a pro-Putin election advertisement, and he produced a gushing birthday tribute to the president, which was shown on state-run television.

The far-right Danish People's party today unveiled an election advertisement showing a hand-drawn picture of the Islamic prophet under the slogan "Freedom of speech is Danish, censorship is not", followed by the words "We defend Danish values".

In an election advertisement that ran for the first time tonight, Mr. Barak told Israelis explicitly what an accord might mean: To reach a peace agreement, he said, "we will be forced to concede most of the territories, over 90percentt of Judea and Samaria," referring to the West Bank.

"It's a politically active organization," he said, adding that the pre-election advertisements were veiled in what "sounds like a lobbying message on its face".

(His re-election advertisement during this campaign became something of a YouTube hit – a mini western starring the MP as "the force from the north").