Sentence examples for this campaign represents from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bush every trip to the nation's capital in this campaign represents a balancing act.

VisitScotland chairman Mike Cantlay added: "This campaign represents one of the cornerstones in the Year of Natural Scotland - a desire to get as many people, especially Scots, embracing their wild side and experiencing Scotland's majestic beauty for themselves".

An official T-Mobile statement said "This campaign represents a new direction for the brand -- offering consumers a simple choice.

This campaign represents a new phase in the long-standing effort by the Chinese authorities to erode widespread global support for Tibet.

This campaign represents an important step in the protection of children's rights.

For Land O'Frost, the campaign represents the company's initial foray into the social media.

It is David Remnick's contention that this moment was the true launch of his campaign, and that the success of that campaign represents the final and complete traversal of that bridge.

"To bring one country into the crosshairs in so many districts, at such a late stage of the campaign, represents something new and a calculated gamble," he said.

But the more assertive attitude and younger tone for the campaign represent a sea change — or, in this instance, maybe a land change is a more accurate way to put it.

Svec though, denied that the campaign represented a threat to the company's bottom line.

The decision is a major setback for Groupon, the purveyor of online discount coupons, because the campaign represented its first national mainstream advertising.