Sentence examples for alter campaign from inspiring English sources

Twitter's letter ends by seeking to play down the political influence of botnets — quoting the conclusion of a City University report that states "we have not found evidence supporting the notion that bots can substantively alter campaign communication".

The defense of limits put forward by Kagan and other liberal justices, as well as the ambivalence voiced by conservatives Kennedy and Roberts, suggested a majority would not use this case to dramatically alter campaign finance regulation as the 2010 decision did in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.

But other companies have also been forced to alter campaigns and promotions as they struggle to strike the right balance for advertising in the last five weeks.

Although no one has yet tested ways to alter campaigns along these lines, Goldsmith wonders if it might be more effective to focus on the positive - emphasising the benefits of making a healthier choice rather than overloading the public with facts about the dangers of the "forbidden" vice.

DENVER — President Obama and Mitt Romney confronted what one feared and the other hoped was an altered campaign on Thursday, pounding new urgency into what was shaping up as a wide-open final sprint to Election Day.

NEW YORK -- In the wake of the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which dramatically altered campaign fundraising, the saving grace for national Democrats has been President Barack Obama's robust grassroots fundraising base.

The shift from a 2000 race dominated by candidate spending to a 2014 campaign flooded with outside money is indicative of the altered campaign finance landscape fashioned by the Supreme Court in its controversial 2010 Citizens United decision (and by subsequent lower court rulings derived from it).

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said tonight that he would not alter his campaign style in response to polls suggesting that his candidacy was in difficulty.

The marketing executives, aware that some of the promotional images could be a problem, decided to alter the campaign using a backup plan already in place.

But when questioned today at a news conference on the budget negotiations with Congress, the president expressed no desire to alter his campaign role and said he believed his focus ought to be on finishing the appropriations process.

The McCain-Feingold bill, which would fundamentally alter the campaign finance system, would not bar joint committees like Mrs. Clinton's, but it would limit to $2,000 the amount that individuals could give to them.