Campaign in sentence

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And there was a campaign in Australia that involved television and Internet and radio commercials to lift the sense of urgency for the people there.

When I joined President Obama's campaign in 2008, we brought the tech industry's best practices into politics.

We earned more money, we engaged more volunteers and we earned more votes than any political campaign in history.

That's why, a few years later, I joined with a group of college friends in bringing the Make Poverty History campaign to Australia.

We needed to somehow turn that short-term excitement of people involved with the Make Poverty History campaign into long-term passion.

Back in Britain, she mounted another campaign, this time for civilian hospitals, and insisted that the same design principles were applied to them.

But we decided, why not launch our own poster campaign that says nice things about Muslims, while promoting the movie.

So myself and fellow comedian Dean Obeidallah decided to launch the fighting-bigotry- with-delightful-posters campaign.

So we decided to change our fighting-bigortry- with-delightful-posters campaign and turn it into the fighting-bigotry- with-a-delightful-lawsuit campaign.

The copy behind a marketing campaign needs to grab consumers' attention.

To appreciate the scale of this accomplishment, try to imagine the US Congress passing immigration reform, campaign finance reform and banking reform.

As I mentioned earlier, Indonesia's democrats were clever enough to steal many of the Islamists' best campaign promises for themselves.

Nonviolent campaigns are also less likely to cause physical harm to those waging the campaign, as well as their opponents.

Through inspired local leadership, they launched a nonviolent resistance campaign to stop that from happening.

This year, he dusted off those campaign shoes and went back to run for that seat, and this time he won, by 12 votes.

And the hashtag became a campaign.

I had personal Facebook messages from people in India and South America, saying, how can we bring the message of the campaign there?

But through the campaign, these injustices were framed as not just news stories, they were firsthand experiences that had affected real people, who were creating, with the solidarity of others, what they needed and had previously lacked: a platform to speak out, the reassurance they weren't alone or to blame for what happened to them and open discussions that would help to reduce stigma around the issue.

But the campaign never meant to shame anyone.

A couple of months before the campaign started or any of this happened to me, I went to a TEDx event in Oxford, and I saw Zelda la Grange speak, the former private secretary to Nelson Mandela.

So I'll probably devise a specific campaign to reach out to women to make sure that they can take part, that they can be part of the process.

The humanitarian organization CARE wanted to launch a campaign on gender equality in villages in northern India.

That lack of experience and lack of access to resources probably came at a cost to our campaign, but it also allowed us to innovate and do politics differently.

We ran a positive campaign, and we probably changed the tone of the election for others by doing that.

I got young people to teach me how to do that, and I used every filter on Snapchat during the last part of the campaign.

So it's possible to run a different type of campaign.

This was probably the highlight of my campaign.

I called it a 4G campaign, the G's representing the Icelandic words.

I ran to do good, to be of service, and I wanted servant leadership to be at the center of how I worked and everybody else in the campaign.

Today, when an activist shows up to a campaign, it's the senior investment professional talking to the CEO and the board and everyone hears about it.

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