Sentence examples for through its campaign from inspiring English sources
Through its campaign, which mocks the PC as it celebrates the Macintosh, "Apple represents the ideology of Silicon Valley, taking on big business as in Microsoft," Mr. Rosen said.
It is the virus that UNICEF is trying to defeat through its campaign in Italy and beyond with support from the President Vincenzo Spadafora.
In the short term, diplomats said, the Cuban government has scored some points through its campaign for Elian's return.
The group hopes either to deploy its own planes or, through its campaign, to pressure the reluctant county to buy the scoopers itself.
It pursued this tactic directly, by means of subterfuge and barter, and indirectly, through its campaign to minimize Navigator's usage share.
Meanwhile, Mind – through its campaign Taking Care of Business – is highlighting the benefits of promoting good mental health at work, as well as the deleterious financial effects on business if it is neglected.
Amnesty International is working to make rights real for women, through its work on poverty, and through its campaigning against the violence they face.
Dominic Mohan, the current editor of The Sun, told the Leveson Inquiry today that the paper could be a "powerful force for good" through its campaigns, support for charities and efforts to explain complicated stories in a clear way.
Cospedal was targeting the Mortgage Victims' Platform, which, through its campaigning, is transforming the isolating stigma of eviction into a groundswell of popular outrage that is fuelling practical action.
If Labour could increase this rate to the national average of 65% (through its campaigning activities, or through methods like this intriguing one from Lord Andrew Adonis) it might add two to three points to its support and perhaps two more if it could do the same to the other below-average-turnout group, the 25-34-year 25-34-year 25-34-year 2010 colds.Tory the second pool.
Through its campaigning and negotiating – ordinary people brought face to face with politicians and businessmen with "testimonies" about how they live their lives – the organisation was successful in getting Ken Livingstone, the former mayor of London, to back a living wage in the capital, and to persuade the current mayor, Boris Johnson, to maintain it.
