Sentence examples for an array of campaigns from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheinkopf's firm has its hand in an array of campaigns.

In a runoff vote long on protest but short on suspense, President Alberto K. Fujimori swept to victory today against an opponent who had urged his supporters to abstain because of what he called vote fraud and an array of campaign irregularities.

The inquiry has since widened to include an array of campaign-finance issues, as well as allegations that Mr. Torricelli took tens of thousands of dollars in undisclosed gifts and cash from a New Jersey businessman, David Chang.

Instead the campaign elects to replay an array of campaign pledges, which include the immediate repeal of the president's Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank bill, in addition to Gingrich's pronouncement that he would fire Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

"That is one of our many challenges...[to] deliver an array of awareness campaigns, at local level, to educate and raise awareness of what the NHS Organ Donor Register is.

Mr. Obama offered few specific details of his economic program but suggested that he would include an array of his campaign proposals into his opening legislative package.

Frustrated with his inability to spur Congress to act on much of his agenda, President Trump is increasingly using his executive powers in a risky bid to gain leverage with lawmakers on an array of unfulfilled campaign promises.

The despot-heavy U.N. General Assembly designed this Durban Review conference from the start as a vehicle for anti-Semitism, anti-Americanism and an array of other U.N. campaigns targeting free societies--such as a global gag on free speech about Islam.

It may be chilly outside but in the world of fashion, spring is well underway heralded in by an array of shiny, new ad campaigns.

Kelly has an array of experience in political campaigns, grassroots advocacy and public policy.

And the lessons concern approaches to anticipating voter turnout, which once again looms large in an array of closely contested Senate campaigns.