Sentence examples for administration campaign from inspiring English sources

Such leaks do not harm national security interests and often the information disclosed is part of a coordinated administration campaign to win support for its position.

The remarks by the chief of staff, Dmitri A. Medvedev, on state television, appeared to be part of an administration campaign of damage control over the freeze, which was done last week as part of a criminal inquiry.

The Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation into whether White House officials illegally suppressed large numbers of e-mail messages subpoenaed in investigations of Clinton administration campaign fund-raising and other activities, documents filed in federal court disclosed today.

E.D.S. was famously started by Ross Perot, who worked to defeat the North American Free Trade Agreement; the Clinton administration campaign to approve the treaty was coordinated by -- you guessed it -- Mr. Daley.

Mr. Salazar's comments and his dire predictions for impacts on the millions of visitors to the nation's 398 national parks and 561 wildlife refuges are part of a concerted administration campaign to pressure Congress to cancel the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration and to accept President Obama's demand for balanced deficit reduction including some tax increases.

Advocates of the test-ban treaty pointed out that it had provisions under which the United States could seek to inspect the Russian test site, and they expressed concerns that the briefings for Congress were part of an administration campaign to resume nuclear tests in Nevada.

As US ambassador to the UN, Madeleine Albright (promoted to become secretary of state in the second Clinton administration) campaigned to bar Boutros-Ghali from a second term.

Mr. Kress, who worked in the Carter administration, campaigned briefly in a bid for Congress in 1989 before joining the Dallas school board.

The Obama administration campaigned on the platform of increased transparency and access to government information after the limitations of the Bush years.

The Obama Administration campaigned behind a 100% auction of permits, and included auction revenues in a draft budget proposal.

David Schultz is a Hamline University Professor of Political Science who teaches across a wide-range of American politics classes including public policy and administration, campaigns and elections, and government ethics.