Sentence examples for refined campaign from inspiring English sources

Nelson and Olson discussed, then ruled out, such highly refined campaign tactics as microtargeting of voters based on databases with precision information about income and habits.

Aviva's success has persuaded Direct Line to shift focus from its honking telephone on wheels to a more refined campaign, hence the deployment of Alexander Armstrong, whose confidence to kick back and let a false pencil moustache do most of the comedy legwork really resonates with the relevant demographic.

In 2013 François Hollande, the president, refined a campaign pledge he had made in 2012 to extend high-speed internet across all of France within ten years.

Miliband promises he hasn't spent paternity leave holed up with books but the advisers who troop up the path up to the Dartmouth Park house to work on one side of double doors in the large reception room have refined the campaign pitch.

This effectiveness may be attributed to the rigour of the Precede-Proceed Model which facilitated fine tuning of the campaign targets through the population assessment process, the use of evidence based campaign strategies, and the capacity to refine the campaign elements in response to regular reviews of process evaluation findings.

These orchestrated seemingly conventional door-to-door registration and canvassing campaigns, except that their activities were driven by, and used to refine, the campaign's whizz-bang database of potential supporters.

LeanMarket will automate create a campaign (buying ads through exchanges like AdMeld, Pubmatic, and the Rubicon Project) around those parameters, then refine the campaign over time (increasing spending in areas that work, decreasing in the ones that don't) to deliver the desired results.

Online analytic tools will be used to track the uptake of messages and refine the campaign and represents an advance over traditional, static mass media messaging.

It is reassuring to think, after New Hampshire, that Americans may be interested in electing a President with a detailed economic plan; perhaps with the press's help, the candidates' various proposals will now be examined & refined as the campaign progresses.

Further research is necessary to continue to design and refine awareness campaigns aimed at both patients and providers, but there is an immediate need for dissemination of basic CKD information, given both the high prevalence of CKD and its risk factors and the low estimated awareness of CKD.

That message was refined, in the presidential campaign, into a more nuanced promise of purgative change: a return to traditional social values and a "rupture" from social malaise, for which, Sarkozy implied, the left, with its fetish for all things anti-establishment, was to blame.