intensive campaign

collocation in English

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intensive
adjective
uk
/ɪnˈten.sɪv/us
/ɪnˈten.sɪv/
involving a lot of effort or activity in a short period ...
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campaign
noun[C]
uk
/kæmˈpeɪn/us
/kæmˈpeɪn/
a planned group of especially political, business, or military activities that are intended to achieve a ...
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(Definition ofintensiveandcampaignfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Anintensivecampaignagainst this swarm broke it up into many smaller swarms, but these remained dense and apparently did not abate their activity.
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We have, for instance, theintensivecampaignto damp down the fertility of fertile people and the almost equally intensive campaign to remedy the infertility of infertile people.
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Occasionally we can measure the result, as in the case of theintensivecampaignto get motor cyclists and scooter riders to wear crash helmets.
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It was anintensivecampaignon the part of the transport interests in asking for a square deal in the form of a privately-owned monopoly.
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The council took its decision after anintensivecampaignhad aroused local opposition.
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There is now anintensivecampaignto sell them.
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They set to work and, during theirintensivecampaign, in the years 1932 to 1934 they reduced the rate to 3.9.
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From the hospital endowment fund £1,00 had been taken and a mostintensivecampaignwas going ahead.
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The question, however, of anintensivecampaignfor the destruction of rats during the present emergency in both urban and rural districts is under consideration.
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Anintensivecampaignhas been launched to publicise elections procedure.
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While we are about it, should not we embark on anintensivecampaignon cancer education generally?
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This is the product of anintensivecampaignwhich has led and should lead to improvement.
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There was also anintensivecampaignand pressure for neutrality by the union.
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The second committee, the committee on propaganda, has been reviewing the various channels of publicity and intends to start anintensivecampaignin the autumn.
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I fail to see any really serious argument for having the extra week so that we can carry on anintensivecampaignamong our constituents.
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Anintensivecampaignwas instituted by our opponents.
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We are carrying out anintensivecampaign, county by county.
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Thatintensivecampaignhas been carried on now for a year, and it is having very considerable effects.
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The organisation contemplated for operation in the next phase of theintensivecampaignfor food production will have regard to the close relationship which must exist between production and disposal.
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Mortality has been reduced to a third by thisintensivecampaignand paying attention to what everyone ought to pay attention to in the matter of confinements.
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