Sentence examples for monitoring advertising from inspiring English sources

A rival campaign monitoring advertising sales said Mr. Perry's campaign had purchased exactly $975,000 worth of advertising time on the network.

This week alone, the campaign is spending well over $5 million to broadcast the commercials on stations in 17 states and on several national cable networks, Democrats who are monitoring advertising purchases said.

A rival campaign that is monitoring advertising sales said Mr. Perry's campaign had purchased $975,000 worth of advertising time on the channel, a huge amount for national cable television, ensuring that his ads will be seen up to seven times a day.

"By more closely monitoring advertising on key search terms and helping to drive traffic toward unbiased sources of information, your users will gain greater value from your search products and scammers will be less likely to flourish," CFPB's Chopra wrote in the letter to Google.

EIA says that they have been monitoring advertising in Japan for a long time, looking for evidence of whale products being promoted for sale.

Mr. Arnett, 32, is the vice president of product and project management at Competitrack, a firm in New York that monitors advertising for ad agencies and advertisers.

The Better Business Bureau was founded in 1912 as the National Vigilance Committee to monitor advertising.

"There may be some good, legitimate offers," said Frank Dorman, a spokesman for the Federal Trade Commission, which monitors advertising for deception.

In addition, she said, there have been considerable improvements in both advertising techniques and the technologies used to monitor advertising performance.

Republicans and Democrats who monitor advertising purchases said the Kerry campaign had committed to spend up to $27 million for more than three weeks.

Andrea Levine, the director of the National Advertising Division, said the organization tends to monitor advertising in categories like health and nutrition, dietary supplements and cosmetics closely.