Sentence examples for started a new campaign from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Bank of Japan started a new campaign to reinflate the economy.

It has started a new campaign, called MassiveGood, to let visitors to travel Web sites donate $2 with each purchase.

Now, after more than two decades of failed efforts, the Park Service has started a new campaign to try to solve disputes over improving the monument once and for all.

So much for that yawning political chasm.Mr Maloney started a new campaign at the end of last month in the car park of an abandoned Chinese restaurant in Waterbury, a struggling blue-collar city.

Claiming that they represent the future, because the 55% are mostly elderly, supporters of independence have started a new campaign called "The 45".

The fraternal order started a new campaign to sell the building this year and among the most interested potential buyers were residential property developers, said real estate broker Dan Bacani of NAI Capital, who represented the Masons.

Supporters of an independent Palestinian state should think twice before starting a new campaign for its creation (news article, May 11).

So just as it was signing its consent, Kellogg's was starting a new campaign in which "Snap, Crackle and Pop" called out to parents from the Rice Krispies box promising to help "support your child's IMMUNITY".

The Dogs Trust has been saying "a dog is for life, not just for Christmas" for 35 years, so they're starting a new campaign, presspaws.org.uk, to try to make people think before they buy one.

Scientists have decoded the genomes, or full DNA, of the main malaria parasite and the mosquito that spreads it, two major goals seen as likely to kick-start a new campaign against the resurgent disease.

While the Augusta issue will linger, the players who were fortunate to make this week's field have soaked up the sunshine, the surf and the 80-degree temperature as they start a new campaign with new goals and fresh attitudes.