Sentence examples for agreement campaign from inspiring English sources

Tender records show the government's trade promotion agency, Austrade, has awarded a $275,000 contract for market research services for the free trade agreement campaign's development and delivery.

Instead, Clinton demoted Strider, docked his pay, and separated him from the woman, who remains anonymous because of a non-disclosure agreement campaign employees signed.

Since June, there has appeared to be the makings of an agreement on campaign finance reform and pay increases for judges and lawmakers.

And at the same time, the governor has been out aggressively raising money, too, and I think it's all going to continue because there was no agreement on campaign finance reform".

A single bad season would typically not be cause for much alarm, but thanks to the new amnesty clause that will be included in the coming collective bargaining agreement, that campaign could mark the end of Miller's time in Miami.

Asked on the CBS program "Face the Nation" whether he could "enthusiastically endorse" Mr. Bush without an agreement on campaign finance reform, Mr. McCain said, "If I didn't, I would be litmus-testing him, and I don't think that's appropriate for me to do".

Trump did sign an order that symbolically pulled the U.S. out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, a campaign pledge that resonated with anti-trade voters.

defended the suspension on Friday, arguing that it was in line with the agreement the campaigns had with the committee not to access another campaign's proprietary information.

Sinn Féin endorsed the agreement and campaigned aggressively for its acceptance in referenda that were passed in Northern Ireland and the republic in May.

Mr. Gephardt, a longtime opponent of trade deals like the North American Free Trade Agreement, was campaigning in the blue-collar Mahoning Valley in Ohio.

So rather than standing up at the National Press Club complaining about a breach of a gentleman's agreement during campaigns, or stamping your foot because your opponents had, without keeping you in the loop, developed a slicker way to target and disseminate their exaggerations, you could stop complaining and blame-shifting and butt-covering, and actually do something.