Sentence examples for aims to elect from inspiring English sources

"Their silence is taking sides". Bezos' choice of a super PAC that aims to elect veterans who will reach across the political aisle sends a message about his values, said Jason Schloetzer, a professor at Georgetown University who studies CEOs.

Davids is backed by EMILY's List, the powerful political advocacy group that aims to elect women who support abortion rights.

— A radio ad aired by the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC that aims to elect Republicans to the House of Representatives, refers to Delgado's music as a "sonic blast of hateful rhetoric and anti-American views".

To really ramp up the pressure, I urge you to consider joining Professor Lessig's new Mayday SuperPAC, which aims to elect candidates who'll fight corruption and defeat those who won't.

They both aim to elect a Supreme Soviet (parliament) and their own leaders.

Additionally, he created the Intergroupe Liberal Oubanguien (ILO) in 1953, which aimed to elect an equal number of black and white politicians to the assembly, so that a united electoral college could be established.

The biggest of these this year came from media mogul and LGBT activist Fred Eychaner, who gave $4 million to Senate Majority PAC and $500,000 to House Majority PAC, both of which aim to elect Democratic candidates.

Barack Obama's campaign avoided these mistakes by focusing on continually demonising his opponent by tying him to Bush, while simultaneously building a massive grassroots campaign with one sole aim: to elect him, not for random campaigning.

In response to Luján's comment, Leila McDowell, a spokesperson for Emily's List (a political organization that aims to help elect pro-choice Democratic female candidates to office), told The Hill that reproductive choice is at the center of Democratic politics. .

Perhaps Bajnai – a calm, and intelligent EU-friendly politician – will convince them in 2014 that he makes a better candidate than anxious Orbán, who is apparently afraid to lose his laboriously gained power, and aims to be re-elected at any price.

Even as a community organizer, Barack aimed to prod elected officials into action.