concerted campaign
collocation in Englishmeaningsofconcertedandcampaign
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concerted
adjective[usually before noun]
uk/kənˈsɜː.tɪd/us/kənˈsɝː.t̬ɪd/
planned or done together for a ...
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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 ofconcertedandcampaignfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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They represent not aconcertedcampaignof letter-writing but an expression of genuine concern from the people of the community.
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However, there is now clear evidence of aconcertedcampaignof intimidation directed against organisations which want to play a part in employment training.
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The meeting will be the start of aconcertedcampaignto provide information to the students.
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This is part of aconcertedcampaignagainst the police because of the success that they are having.
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Here we expect you to lead aconcertedcampaignacross the continent.
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They conducted a cynical andconcertedcampaignto allay the mistrust of taxpayers, business, savers and pensioners.
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This is aconcertedcampaignwhich follows up, and builds upon, earlier approaches to key markets.
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That is a serious matter, especially if it is aconcertedcampaign.
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We need aconcertedcampaignto increase immunisation.
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The takeover was avoided only because of aconcertedcampaignin the north-west, particularly by the local council and by the employees of the company.
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Through careful foresight and through the use of commonsense, pleas for beauty and utility could be combined in aconcertedcampaignto make our whole country tree-minded.
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They believe that to go further might prove unworkable and might generate aconcertedcampaignto wreck it, which shows how difficult it is to decide how far to go.
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We believe that the new clause will add a valuable measure of protection for individuals such as members of the scientific community against aconcertedcampaignof harassment.
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Or are they to be told that a real,concertedcampaignwill be organised in order to ensure that more waste paper is collected in our own community?
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It has, after all, been the subject of aconcertedcampaignof denigration and slander the like of which is rarely seen in the politics of this country.
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I am aware of noconcertedcampaign.
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I am adamant that what we have here is aconcertedcampaignto misinform and brainwash our populations, who are more and more sceptical about the nuclear issue.
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In 1949, the building was closed and it took aconcertedcampaignto save it from demolition during the 1960s.
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The school opened as the result of aconcertedcampaignby local parents.
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