Sentence examples for anticipated campaign from inspiring English sources

There is not much time left to find out, but Melania Trump's highly anticipated campaign speech in Pennsylvania on Thursday is a step in the right direction.

In court papers filed on Wednesday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, the United States attorney's office also offered a broad defense of the tactics used in an investigation that has led to the indictments of two key figures in Mr. Liu's anticipated campaign for mayor next year — the former fund-raiser, Xing Wu Pan, and Mr. Liu's former campaign treasurer, Jia Hou.

All students I've spoken to anticipate campaign efforts ramping up over the coming months.

Saltzman anticipates campaigns from clothing makers like the Gap gps and soft drink companies.

It does not require too much vision to anticipate campaigns exposing some of Turkey's skeletons, such as the Armenian and Kurdish questions, as well as the illegal Turkish republic of northern Cyprus.

Only one thing was missing from Monday night's highly anticipated Congressional campaign debate in Middle Village, Queens: one of the candidates.

Hillary Clinton has expressed concern over growing economic inequality in the US and is expected to make the issue a cornerstone of her widely anticipated presidential campaign in 2016.

Two senior coalition commanders said they anticipated the campaign of increased violence would last about a week.

More recently, Mr. Bush has been intensely kibitzing about the strengths and weaknesses of Howard Dean with advisers who are still anticipating a campaign against the former governor of Vermont, but who have covered their bets by continuing negative research on the entire field of Democratic contenders.

When a reporter posed the question, which had been anticipated by the campaign, Mr. Bloomberg launched into his answer, as is his custom.

Few anticipated that his campaign would fire the enthusiasm of a younger generation for whom Labour's struggle out of its wilderness years is ancient history, and who believe the party has been captured by a self-serving establishment afraid to voice unfiltered outrage at social injustice.