Sentence examples for publication campaign from inspiring English sources

The London agency was named agency of the year by the British trade publication Campaign.

Financial terms were not disclosed; the Web site of the British trade publication Campaign estimated the cost of the deal at $92.5 million.

The executives discussed the negotiations with Mr. Wright after reports about them appeared in a British advertising trade publication, Campaign, and an American one, Adweek.

Roy Elvove, a spokesman for BBDO, confirmed a report of Mr. Robertson's hiring that appeared yesterday in the British trade publication Campaign.

"The idea of the agency that packaged Thatcherism turning its hand to Brownism is incredibly provocative," a London-based advertising publication, Campaign, wrote in an editorial.

"It's pretty hard to see any meaningful logic to the act or the timing — apart from ego, that is," Dominic Mills, a former editor of a British trade publication, Campaign, wrote in an online commentary.

He was named a rising star by the publication Campaigns and Elections in 2015.

"Now with a countrywide membership of over 75,000 women and men, WOZA was formed in 2003 as a women's civic movement". See especially: The People's Charter and Publications: campaign statements, news, and press releases.

The main objectives of this NGO are promotion of public awareness on the conservation of wildlife and other natural resources by training, publications, campaigns etc.

This is the second voluntary publication of campaign donations by Yes Scotland and comes days before the SNP reveals its latest donors in an Electoral Commission quarterly report.

At the time of publication, the campaign had raised $22,354 from 228 people.