Sentence examples for etiquette campaign from inspiring English sources

In late April, another Long Island Rail Road brochure turns up on passenger seats with an update on the etiquette campaign.

Jason Shelowitz, the artist whose guerrilla "subway etiquette" campaign in 2010 urged riders to keep loud music, nail-clipping and groping off the rails, said any potential ticket would be "an easy one to talk your way out of" with an officer.

The Chinese government has already mounted an etiquette campaign for its tourists — printed brochures and government admonitions on placards and in tourist tutorials to warn them against such transgressions as being too noisy, cutting lines or loud throat-clearing, activities it has also condemned at home.

The city has also introduced a series of sometimes comical etiquette campaigns to instruct residents to be welcoming.

The state's road warrior culture will be slower to change, but nonprofits are starting education (or etiquette) campaigns here to modify behavior.

And it's not just an issue in metropolitan American cities: commuters on the London Underground have expressed a huge interest in banning the practice, and as recently as 1976, Tokyo subway system etiquette campaigns have more or less associated manspreading with Hitler.

Elder members have started a surfing-etiquette education campaign.

Juanita Scarlett, a spokeswoman for Mr. Liu, said Mr. Liu had also consulted several prominent Jewish supporters about campaign etiquette on Yom Kippur.

As a matter of social skills, etiquette experts and campaign veterans say, looking at a smartphone while wooing a voter is ill advised.

He would take on Clinton about as frontally as he could without mentioning her name, a piece of campaign etiquette that he consistently observed.

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