Translation of "initial campaign" into German

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initial campaign noun

pl. initial campaigns

die Einführungskampagne f

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Do you think the campaign was successful in Italy? Meinst du, die Kampagne in Italien war erfolgreich?

The initial expenditure limits provided in your advertising budget. Die in Ihrem Werbebudget festgelegten ursprünglichen Ausgabenhöchstgrenzen.

He fought a successful election campaign. Er bestritt einen erfolgreichen Wahlkampf.

We would also be interested to learn how large the initial supply of our products at the warehouse should be. Es würde uns auch interessieren, wie groß die Erstausstattung des Lagers mit unseren Waren sein müsste.

The Democrats bought space on commercial television for the campaign. Die Demokraten kauften Sendezeit im Werbefernsehen für den Wahlkampf.

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