Sentence examples for take a campaign from inspiring English sources

Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, used the opportunity to take a campaign metaphor out for a spin.

The pressure from Mr Bradley's insurgency forced him to take a campaign that was cruising for disaster in November and rebuild it from the ground up.

Even in the rare case of success, the person who started the petition has no way to inform those who signed it, never mind mobilise this mass base of supporters to take a campaign forward.

Take a campaign like the one for a road-legal electric motorbike that fits into a shippable case.

The company says it can take a campaign idea and go from forging an agreement to having ready-to-publish content in a matter of a couple weeks, which is one of the main reasons that brand and advertisers will want to stick with Tumblr as opposed to using a traditional creative agency.

In 2007 she took part in What's it going to take?, a campaign by Women's Aid to raise awareness of domestic abuse against women.

SPDC regrets that some NGOs continue to take a campaigning approach rather than focusing on on-the-ground solutions that bring societal benefits," said the Shell spokesman Jonathan French.

SPDC regrets that some NGOs continue to take a campaigning approach rather than focusing on on-the-ground solutions that bring societal benefits".

It said it regretted "that some NGOs continue to take a campaigning approach rather than focusing on on-the-ground solutions that bring societal benefits".

It took a campaign of many years to get officials to pay attention.

He took a campaign flier but then said he had not made up his mind whether he would vote.