Sentence examples for identity campaign from inspiring English sources

* WGN Superstation, Chicago, to the New York office of Attik, to handle the first national brand identity campaign for the television station, which is available nationally through cable and satellite.

But the organization eventually expanded its scope to all dogs and cats, launching its "Identity Campaign" in March of this year.

The Other segment includes compensation, benefits and occupancy costs for corporate employees, net of reporting segment allocations, expenses associated with new technology innovation and the corporate brand identity campaign.

As someone who has conceived brand identity campaigns for companies like Knoll and Benetton, Mr. Vignelli confesses himself torn over the Wedgwood paradox: its tradition is its most modern asset.

Crafting an online identity is not exclusive to job seekers, and just about half of executives we surveyed worked to become visible on the web in the last year, actively launching controlled reputation management and brand identity campaigns.

What is striking is how faithfully Iraqis expect to vote by identity, despite campaign appeals to national unity.

The justices' concern in the case, Watchtower Bible and Tract Society v. Village of Stratton, No. 00-1737, appeared to be how to write an opinion that would uphold the right to anonymous door-to-door canvassing without at the same time limiting the government's right to continue to require disclosure of the identity of campaign contributors.

In the U.S., the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) identity theft campaign is called "AvoID Theft: Deter, Detect, Defend" and provides information on how to prevent identity fraud and what to do if you think identity has been stolen.

The Supreme Court acknowledged this common-sense proposition in its notorious 2010 Citizens United decision: even as they opened the door for dark money to enter our elections by allowing all corporations, including nonprofits, to spend directly on elections, the majority of Justices reaffirmed the long-standing notion that the identity of campaign donors must be disclosed.

Public interest was fed by newspapers speculating over his true identity and campaigning in favor of one claimant family or other.

Ethnic minority voters have seldom warmed to Ukip, and the party's divisive, identity-based campaigning is unlikely to go down well with them.