Sentence examples for incorrect campaign from inspiring English sources

It seems up and down the country voters are being bombarded with a bewildering array of misspelt, error ridden and entirely incorrect campaign posters, leaflets and literature in the somewhat dubious hope of winning their vote.

While the aforementioned messages are not necessarily incorrect, campaigns need to become more coherent if the strategy is to improve knowledge of guidelines.

He and his ministers dusted off the same old, factually incorrect scare campaign that Tony Abbott was using – misused the same modelling data to sprout the same incorrect assertions about the possible cost of Labor's scheme, and cranked up the same lines about "big thumping electricity tax" that is about to impoverish Australian households.

Jump to 1997: Apple launched their inspiring (albeit grammatically incorrect) "Think Different" campaign.

"The campaign is incorrect, it's scaremongering.

Mr. Ross's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said his client did not supply the incorrect information to the campaigns.

In three contributions, Mr. Ross is listed as an employee of Met Council, which could suggest he supplied incorrect information to the campaigns to project the benefits upon the charity.

An Op-Ed article yesterday about the presidential campaign included an incorrect reference to the 2000 debates.

This article was amended on 10 June 2016 to change an incorrect reference to the "in campaign" in the first section.

Correction: April 17 , 2004 Saturday An Op-Ed article on Monday opposing Ralph Nader's 2004 presidential campaign included an incorrect reference to the 2000 election results.

Correction: October 4, 2003, Saturday An article yesterday about Arnold Schwarzenegger's day of campaigning gave an incorrect figure in some copies for the increase in California's tax on vehicle sales, which he protested during a stop in Costa Mesa.