Sentence examples for language campaign from inspiring English sources

Helpfully, Wales Online had teamed up with a Welsh government language campaign to produce an easy-to-follow guide to the national anthem, Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, for anyone not used to singing it.

The non-payment campaign has been led by the language campaign group Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, amid growing concern among many in Wales that the country is being ill-served by the media to the detriment of the Welsh language and the country's democracy and culture.

However, Welsh language campaign group Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg has called on AMs to strengthen and improve the standards.

Lebanon's language campaign was launched by Feil Amer as part of its ongoing efforts to promote Arabic language and culture among Lebanon's youth.

"Whether you describe this as racist or not, it is prejudice and is being used against us as Welsh people". Welsh language campaign group Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg also voiced criticism of Mr Liddle on Monday, and has asked the newspaper for a right to reply to the article.

To the editor: Jonah Goldberg ridicules the University of Michigan's "Inclusive Language Campaign," an effort to discourage students from using language offensive to historically persecuted and marginalized minorities.

Mitt Romney has a new Spanish-language campaign ad, about immigration reform, that's misleading and fraudulent even by his own slippery standards.

MasterCard's Spanish-language campaign was adapted from its successful "Priceless" campaign, which was created three years ago by McCann-Erickson Worldwide AdvertisiNew Yorkw York, part of the McCann-Erickson Wofld Group unithef the Interpublic Group of Companies.

During 2014's high-profile race for St Louis County executive following the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, Democratic candidate Steve Stenger – who visited Bosnian mosques and distributed Bosnian-language campaign literature while his Republican opponent did not – won, but by fewer than 2,000 votes.

With Canada's national health care system emerging as the fatal third rail of Canadian politics, Mr. Day raised the white flag in the only English-language campaign debate, holding before television cameras a hand-lettered sign that read, "No two-tier health care".

"Any marketer that wants to realize their full sales potential in the U.S. has to be addressing this population," said Tony Ruiz, partner and director for advertising at the Vidal Partnership in New York, the agency that created MasterCard's Spanish-language campaign.