Those groups, however, could be made the target of campaigns designed to ask them to think about what they were up to, and to be more careful about it.
Households were the main target of campaigns to motivate transition activities.
In addition, in the first three decades of CCP rule Uyghurs were the target of campaigns specifically aimed to dilute their distinct identity as a people.
Campaign journalism increasingly tends to see voters as abstractions, through polls, or as targets of campaign manipulations, to be interviewed in artificial focus groups or panels assembled to observe debates.
The Liberal Democrats' major breakthrough at the national level came in the 1997 general election, in which they benefited from a sophisticated targeting of campaign resources on a limited number of constituencies.
The country's soft-tissue habit — call it the Charmin effect — has not escaped the notice of environmentalists, who are increasingly making toilet tissue manufacturers the targets of campaigns.
Smartphones, spreadsheets and demographic data allow for a more precise targeting of campaigning efforts, giving proponents more bang for their buck.
Thus, promoting the essence of PHRs, the wide appreciation of their need, as well as, the related research they inspire for healthcare and clinical practice, have all been targets of campaigns and white papers for the related European Commission Units as well as professional European Societies and their Alliances [ 8- 11].
However, compared with occupation and education, FAI may be a more sensitive and realistic index of socio-economic status for public health studies, and may inform the targeting of campaigns or other initiatives, particularly in populations where material prosperity is high in some social groups.
For two years, Michelle Ferrier was the target of a campaign of intimidation and harassment.
