Sentence examples for incorporated campaign from inspiring English sources

But in a sign her advisers want to break with the past, and win over progressives on the left of the party, Clinton incorporated campaign finance reform into what is a solidly populist economic platform.

Brian Flynn, the brother of JP Flynn, who died in the 1988 attack and now organises the Victims of Pan Am 103 Incorporated campaign group in New York, said the UK authorities had "crossed a line" by allowing Koussa to attend the conference and thereby suggest he is a peace negotiator rather than, as they believe, a key instigator of the bombing.

Related: Hillary Clinton: an empire of progressives strikes back But in a sign her advisers want to break with the past, and win over progressives on the left of the party, Clinton incorporated campaign finance reform into what is a solidly populist economic platform.

I think most people would be impressed at how hard teachers are working, and at how much they have already incorporated campaign talking points like "data driven," "rigor" or "evidence-based" practices in their daily teaching.

And as Mr. Thompson credited Mr. Gore for fixing the problem, he incorporated the campaign's theme of the week -- "going the distance for America's working families".

Adidas incorporated lifestyle campaigns in their U.S. consumer win back campaign with celebrities like Pharrell Williams and Kanye West, in the "Yeezy" sneaker ads which sold out via a special app even before its official launch.

Sometimes these incidents become incorporated in the campaign's talking points.

The Interactive Advertising Bureau, in an analysis of ad agency data, found that in 2009, 80 percent or more of digital advertising campaigns incorporated behavioral targeting in some way.

Moosylvania also highlights its 2014 #CarsThatFeel campaign, which incorporated LED lights into Priuses for the 2014 Vivid Light Festival in Sydney Harbor.

In an obituary she had prepared for herself, Ms. Maas wrote of heading the "I Love New York" campaign, which incorporated the immortal heart-shaped logo designed by Milton Glaser and music and film direction by, among others, Charlie Moss, Stan Dragoti and Steve Karmen.

Five intervention components were incorporated: a mass media campaign, information meetings for interested local elderly people, psychosocial group courses for persons with mental health problems or chronic diseases, social activation by the community-based Neighbours Connected intervention [ 39], and training of intermediaries (homecare nurses, municipal advisors, and volunteers).