17 sentences with “campaign”

The vaccination campaign was a success.

The blood donation campaign saved many lives.

During the electoral campaign, the debates were intense.

Once the creative director establishes the basic lines of the campaign, various professionals intervene: copywriters, photographers, illustrators, musicians, filmmakers, etc.

His most passionate political campaign was against the Greek colonels.

In 1972, he participated in the victorious campaign against his country's entry into the European Economic Community (EEC).

Crassus had already died in his ill-conceived campaign against the Parthians; his head was used as a prop in a Greek play staged by the Parthian king.

The Macedonian army was composed of free citizens who demanded payment after each campaign, payment that could only be obtained by plundering defeated enemies.

Philip II began a campaign throughout Macedonia and the surrounding areas to the north, defeating and usually killing his rival nobles as well as hostile tribes.

In 1995 the police launched an anti-gun campaign and stationed 42 officers in a high-crime area normally policed by four; they confiscated 202 guns and made 94 arrests.

Cyrus II assimilated the Medes into his own military force and then embarked on an incredible campaign of conquest that lasted twenty years, forging Persia into a gigantic empire.

This sum funds the costs of an anti-crime campaign, including the salaries of 50 officers (including police and investigators) and 19 prosecutors dedicated solely to drug-related criminal cases.

Although Alexander the Great had arrived in Anatolia with only 45,000 men, against a potential Persian army of about 300,000, the Persians had far fewer troops at any given time during the early years of Alexander's campaign.

And not only Norway. Treholt had been a diligent veteran of the campaign against the Greek Colonels, the right-wing military junta that took over Greece in 1967, and was thus intimately connected with the socialist government there.

Not only did they serve the emperor in the city of Rome, but the Praetorians actively campaigned both in defending Roman territory from invasion (which became a growing problem in the 4th century AD), and with the emperor while he was on campaign.

In 43 BCE they took control in Rome and then launched a successful campaign against the old Republican loyalists, killing the men who had killed Caesar and assassinating the strongest senators and elites who had tried to restore the old institutions.

However, instead of leading another glorious military campaign, in March 44 BCE Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of senators who resented his power and wanted to save the Republic. The result was not the restoration of the Republic, however, only a new chapter in Caesar's dictatorship.