political campaigns

Ads, political campaigns, and spam have sharpened the art of persuasion and given it a quantitative edge.

Analysts say it is a reflection of how the British political campaigns increasingly look like the American political process.

The Bank began to publicize the quality education issue in January, as the presidential candidates ramped up their political campaigns.

Soon after he arrived, however, China was engulfed by political campaigns, like the Great Leap Forward, that required little research.

Thus China has found a new way not of political campaigns but of reforms and the construction of systems.

A similar phenomenon happens during political campaigns, namely male candidates are always keen to be photographed holding a baby.

Because of that development, political campaigns in 2008 are able to tap a previously unreachable Long Tail of voters (or potential voters).

The advance team was at the peak of their self-confidence, honed by political campaigns to a razor-edge.

I've spent my life as a warrior, working for women's issues, working on political campaigns, being an activist for the environment.

Political campaigns and education programmes were used to reform traditional value systems.

Pinpointing the enemy is used extremely often during wartime, and also in political campaigns and debates.

Political campaigns used to rely on speeches, rallies, and newspapers to reach and motivate voters.

This means they have the same right as individuals to try to influence political campaigns through advertisements.

Similarly cordial exchanges signal the end of democratic political campaigns throughout the world.

'The main contenders for the top positions in 2012 are already engaged in Chinese-style political campaigns. '

They put forward comprehensive legislation to revise the rules for financing political campaigns.

Most clients are political campaigns, although New Media Campaigns works for some ad agencies and small companies.

To accomplish this, they need the support of the wealthy because political campaigns don't come cheap.

The cash contributed to political campaigns has now been repaid many times over from the public purse.

Print, electronic and Internet media each play different roles in political campaigns.

The Kochs and their company have given additional millions to political campaigns, advocacy groups, and lobbyists.

Finally, in 2004 another medium not usually associated with political campaigns entered the fray: motion pictures.

Another reason for the attention to tax cuts at the top is the tawdry role of big money in political campaigns.

The Congress reformed the way candidates pay for political campaigns.

the human comedy of political campaigns.

As political campaigns warm up for the 2012 elections, we'll tune into debates to learn where politicians stand on specific issues.

You see, the story of huge midterm losses is shelved in the library of political campaigns right next to the tale of presidential comebacks.

Anyway, they say, some donations went to his political campaigns.

That's the size of posters in political campaigns.

A veteran of political campaigns.

During two political campaigns in the late 1950s, over 550, 000 "rightist" intellectuals were persecuted and imprisoned.

French law limits individual donations to political parties to 7, 500 euros per person per year and 4, 600 euros during political campaigns.

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