Sentence examples for exchange campaign from inspiring English sources

Nix suggested one possible scenario, in which the managing director of Cambridge Analytica's political division, Mark Turnbull, would pose as a wealthy developer looking to exchange campaign finance for land.

Follow-up of a large woodstove exchange campaign in Libby, where nearly 90% of woodstoves were replaced or removed, showed reductions of 20%, 64%, and 50% in average wintertime concentrations of (November February) PM2.5, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and levoglucosan (a woodsmoke tracer), respectively, compared with precampaign levels (Bergauff et al. 2008; Ward et al. 2009).

However, AdRoll was also an early Facebook Exchange partner, and it says that it has run Exchange campaigns for more than 700 advertisers.

Well, some of the costs for advertisers were much lower on Facebook Exchange campaigns — CPMs (cost per thousand impressions) were 82percentt lower, while CPCs (cost per clicks) were 70percentt lower.

Idealism is their new elixir, so they will exchange campaigning and gym classes for group street clean-ups, doing squats and lunges as they collect trash for recycling.

In 2008 09, we re-measured gas exchange in sweetgum leaves and compared the results with data from previous gas exchange campaigns conducted across seasons from 1998 to 2000 (Gunderson et al. 2002; Sholtis et al. 2004); specifically the mid-summer 1999 dataset was used as it was the most comprehensive dataset and overlapped with the same period sampled in 2008 09 (from late July to early August).

There were15 or 20 of us at most, exchanging campaign reminiscences and making the usual hindsight cracks at the Kennedys.

There were 15 or 20 of us at most, exchanging campaign reminiscences and making the usual hindsight cracks at the Kennedys.

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have gone head to head in the final prime minister's questions before the general election, exchanging campaign slogans interspersed with insults before a packed and noisy Commons.

Designed to prevent bankers and politicians from exchanging campaign contributions for the lucrative right to manage state pension funds, the rule triggered a Goldman Sachs memo banning certain categories of employees from donating to campaigns that feature a sitting state or local official.

The second trouble was news that the CDU had offered sponsors meetings with Mr Rüttgers in exchange for campaign contributions.