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These campaigns have begun to rein in the epidemic.

Finally, in the archival stage, you may need to work with aggregate listings of previous campaigns or the assets that were generated by those campaigns.

That implies leaner stocks and reductions in discretionary spending, such as capital projects or advertising campaigns.

Extraneous factors can intervene and cause the shelving of advertising campaigns.

His camp hints at possible future campaigns on electoral changes and education reform.

The standard stresses the need to address such product misuse issues through education campaigns and training.

But all Israel and Judah loved David, because he led them in their campaigns.

WHO and its partners are currently assessing the impact of the initial mass immunization campaigns, including their safety and efficacy.

But while we have national campaigns against drunk driving and speeding, there is no outcry against driving while sleepy.

For example, while a customer store may derive some campaigns from the asset store, it may add its own campaigns that are specific to the customer segment served by the store.

"This attack was the beginning of or perhaps catalyst for the building campaigns of Pakal and later Kings," says Carrasco.

Newly divorced or widowed seniors back on the dating scene may have missed the campaigns to encourage condom use.

Chechnya was thus a factor in the first big skirmish of another of Mr Putin's campaigns, against media freedom.

In Viet Nam, improved on-farm hygiene, farming practices, poultry movement controls and vaccination campaigns will reduce the frequency of bird flu outbreaks.

The marketeers detest the emotive campaigns of animal-rights groups, such as Born Free and the International Fund for Animal Welfare, which they accuse of disinformation.

The promise to match donations is also a long-used trope in political fundraising emails, but it's impossible to know if campaigns actually deliver on such promises.

Were these ideas of gendered eating originally generated just for ad campaigns, or could the cliches point towards a deeper truth?

Mobile warfare is the form in which regular armies wage quick-decision offensive campaigns and battles on exterior lines along extensive fronts and over big areas of operation.

Though the authors note as a curiosity that campaigns against secondary smoke predated the evidence that it did any harm, they show no desire to explore this seemingly reversed causality.

Beyond simply using social media tools in PR campaigns, PR executives have the opportunity to showcase their human side and demonstrate their thinking on a day-to-day basis.

Before the presidential campaigns were shoved to the back burner by developments in new York, the staffs of both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were in the news - and not in a good way.

"All in all, we have stayed at the level of cancer prevention via mass media campaigns and periodical check-ups of women for the early detection of cervical pre-cancer lesions," says Popescu.

In these three great campaigns, which lasted four months and nineteen days, 144 divisions (brigades) of the enemy's regular troops and 29 divisions of its irregular troops, or more than 1,540,000 men in all, were wiped out.