Sentence examples for repositioning campaign from inspiring English sources

"Acquiring a major media platform is all part of their repositioning campaign," he argued.

She also differentiated the present renaming operation from what she called the main "repositioning" campaign for Verizon, scheduled for the fall, "probably October".

Results show that an optimal repositioning campaign tends to displace ton-class objects from around 900 1000 km altitude down to around 750 800 km altitude and to redistribute debris mass from altitudes around 1500 km across lower density nearby altitudes.

New York Times columnist David Brooks talked about the importance of repositioning on the campaign trail in a video recorded during the height of the etch-a-sketch controversy, saying, "That's what most candidates do.

The naysayers, Mr. Coelho said, are ignorant of how the campaign is repositioning itself.

The Mayhem campaign is part of efforts by Mr. LaNeve, who joined Allstate from General Motors, to reposition the company as selling not just insurance but also protection.

As far back as 1991, Western Fuels Association launched a $510,000 campaign to "reposition global warming as theory (not fact)" in the public perception.

The transformation of the historic hall, between Mississippi and Florida Avenues, is also part of a campaign to reposition Atlantic City as a family vacation destination, not just a gambling town.

The events of Saturday suggested that Mr. Chalabi had embarked on a campaign to reposition himself as a secular, American-backed candidate, and, perhaps, an alternative to the Shiite alliance that currently dominates the government in Baghdad.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. recently announced a campaign to reposition the dying labor movement as a "counterweight to unchecked corporate power," and in the days before the Penn vote, Get-Up followed the new A.F.L.-C.I.O.

The industry, under the auspices of the institute, has earmarked $1.2 million this year and $2.1 million in 2007 for a campaign to reposition steel-making as a vibrant and crucial part of the American economy.