Sentences with phrase «begin radio campaign»

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A campaign involving television, radio, print, the internet and social media would begin within seven days of the government announcing the final details of its scheme and «would run until the likely parliamentary consideration of the legislation in late 2011».

In conjunction with NATM, Pennsylvania Athletic Trainers» Society also began an iHeart radio campaign.

CSEA has also begun a statewide radio and TV ad campaign challenging the Cuomo Administration's bad mental health policy.

Cuomo's campaign began the back - and - forth with a demand that Astorino release his last five tax returns, saying the financial disclosures Astorino files as county executive don't give enough detail about his outside employment with a national radio company.

CSEA has also begun a statewide radio and TV ad campaign challenging the Cuomo administration's bad mental health policy.

[28] He began a television and radio advertising campaign in July of that year, including local TV stations as well as national ads on the Fox News Channel.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington, D.C., began airing a series of radio and Web ads across Central New York.

The state Democratic Party that Cuomo controls is set to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a statewide TV, radio and digital ad campaign touting the plan, which is set to begin Monday and run for the next three weeks in the lead - up to the April 1 budget deadline.

DPR has also begun airing a radio campaign in which popular DJs speak to at - risk students, and it will post a series of video testimonials from students on YouTube.

, a charter school advocacy group based in New York, has begun a Connecticut radio advertising campaign in support of the Malloy administration's decision to approve two new charter schools in Bridgeport.

According to a reports from the CT Mirror and Hartford Courant, Families for Excellent Schools, Inc., a charter school advocacy group based in New York, has begun a Connecticut radio advertising campaign in support of the Malloy administration's decision to approve two new charter schools in Bridgeport.

This will give our guests from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland the opportunity to begin a cruise so much closer to home, and we are reaching out to them with an extensive national and regional TV and radio advertising campaign until late August 2013.

In October 1992 Shield Mark launched a radio advertising campaign — each commercial beginning with a signature tune formed with the first nine notes of Für Elise.

As leadership and staff continuously lobbied on the issue, NYSAR began the first phase of its statewide campaign by launching television, radio, online, and print advertising to spread the message that it is time to «Cap that Tax.»