Sentence examples for list campaign from inspiring English sources

The CR-V Super Bowl commercial will be different from five other spots in the "leap list" campaign, Mr. Peyton said.

The FARA documents that record all foreign-agent political activity also list campaign contributions reported by those agents.

Back in October of 2012, the people at CNN took it upon themselves to remedy the problem of low voter turnout by launching their "Change The List" campaign.

Love Hope Strength -- A music-centric cancer charity whose "Get On The List" campaign swabs the cheeks of concert goers for the bone marrow registry's database.

In addition, she has trained hundreds of individuals at home and abroad in the best practices of online engagement in partnership with a variety of organizations, including the DNC, DLCC, EMILY's List, Campaigns and Elections Magazine, and the New Organizing Institute and George Washington University.

The A-List, Campaign magazine's annual, questionnaire-based guide to advertising and marketing's big cheeses, rarely fails to produce the goods and in the latest edition Monkey's favourite contributor is outspoken CHI & Partners boss Johnny Hornby.

By October, the succession of backfiring narratives would compel some to reappraise not only McCain's chances but also the decisions made by Schmidt, who only a short time ago was hailed as the savior who brought discipline and unrepentant toughness to a listing campaign.

But with only two minutes to speak, she focused on listing campaign donations to committee members from oil and gas companies.

Now the listing campaigns are hotting up: Historic England recently tried and failed to persuade the Department of Culture to protect James Stirling and Michael Wilford's No 1 Poultry.

Though less glamorous than waiting-list campaigns and impressive-sounding spending targets, this neglected area of policy is hugely important: up to a fifth of hospital beds are occupied by elderly people who could be better looked after elsewhere.

For the fourth straight election cycle, the candidates who are trying to win, or to keep, the presidency, have gone on the program to try to right listing campaigns (Dr. Dean), prove their mettle (Mr. Edwards) or set the record straight (Mr. Bush) with the Washington insiders who tune to the morning interview shows each Sunday.