Sentence examples for Make a campaigning from inspiring English sources

A generation of reluctance by British politicians to make a campaigning case for Europe showed in their defensive tone.

But Loach says he didn't set out to make a "campaigning" film, and Oranges and Sunshine isn't – it's more emotional than that.

He'd imagined that the complexity of fisheries legislation might make a campaigning programme about fish quite difficult compared, say, to his battery chicken protest, but talking to the trawlermen and realising that although they were legally obliged to throw fish away they knew every day it was "very, very wrong" he saw immediately the battle cry.

"Maybe he can make a campaign pledge to convert to becoming a Yankees fan," he said.

Mr. Romney is scheduled to make a campaign stop at 11 in Fairfax, Va.

(The Federal Election Commission requires that donors to presidential campaigns disclose their employer when they make a campaign contribution).

Democrats have sought to make a campaign issue out of Mr. Kasich's position as a managing director at Lehman Brothers.

But if we could make a campaign credible, and thereby trigger the latent interest in the issue, it seemed feasible.

Stanley talk story about Gov. Rockefeller's one-day visit to Miami Beach to make a campaign speech.

And now McCain has declared that he is going to make a campaign visit to Israel.

But they acknowledge that the committee is being designed to make a campaign possible if Mr. Huntsman, a former governor of Utah, decides to seek the Republican nomination.