Sentence examples for offensive advertising from inspiring English sources

The offensive advertising, however, was demoralizing to GoDaddy's staff, employees from that period say, and the salaciousness, at times, spilled into the workplace.

Cooper insisted that Labour's plans on immigration, which include trebling the maximum fine for employing illegal workers to £30,000, were a contrast to the government's "gimmicks" such as text messages and "offensive" advertising vans.

During the early 1970s, he wrote a series of savage newspaper polemics attacking drug abuse, men's long hair, offensive advertising and anything else that apparently contributed to the decline of his adored pre-industrial Italy.

Although Continental Europe has moved to clamp down on indecent and offensive advertising, especially spots that portray women in overly submissive postures, nudity is still much more accepted on the Continent, Mr. Campbell said.

And as if we don't do the whole society damage by putting out noisy, ugly, offensive advertising messages.

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"Historically, it has been difficult for broadcasters for what some would view as offensive political advertising spots if they are from a legally qualified candidate for office," said Dennis Wharton, executive vice president for the National Association of Broadcasters.

Mr. Putin and Mr. Clinton met a day after the Russian began a diplomatic offensive to advertise its desire to make deep cuts in the nuclear arsenals of Russia and the United States as soon as a new president takes office.

Unwilling to wait for a declared winner in the American presidential race, the Kremlin has mounted a diplomatic offensive to advertise its desire to make deep cuts in the nuclear arsenals of Russia and the United States as soon as possible after a new president takes office.

The Crossroads campaign matches the $25 million advertising offensive that the Obama campaign began last week.

And in 2008, the Obama campaign included 18 states in its June advertising offensive, its first of the general election.