Sentence examples for base their campaign from inspiring English sources

The Democrats will base their campaign on the need to end machine politics in Hempstead.

In Britain, the opposition Conservatives base their campaign on a demand that the Labour government hold a referendum on the Lisbon treaty.

The Conservatives, fuelled by a stratospheric +28-point approval rating for May, far outstripping her party's standing with voters, chose to base their campaign around her.

Clearly the Gore-Lieberman strategy will be to distance themselves from Mr. Clinton on the character issue while clinging to the fact that he has bequeathed them a strong economy on which to base their campaign.

"After months of listening to the Republicans base their campaign on their singular ability to win the war on terror, the president now says we can't win the war on terrorism," Senator John Edwards, Mr. Kerry's running mate, said in a statement.

When they base their campaigning not on the reality of the sex trade, but on their fantasies, it is sex workers who most suffer.

Though neither candidate has one singular ideal, Obama's slogan of "Forward" and Romney's "Believe in America" act as proxies for the platform upon which they base their campaigns.

I kind of hope the Obama campaign is basing their campaign decisions on the public polls…I have great faith in our data".

So it was that even before Mr. Bloomberg got into this race, his Democratic opponents -- notably, Alan G. Hevesi, the city comptroller, and Mark Green, the public advocate -- had based their campaign appeal on their experience and competence.

This record is all the more impressive considering that Republicans are basing their campaign strategy on blocking every effort by Democrats to pass legislation that addresses the needs of everyday Americans.

They are basing their campaign on the premise that the American electorate wants a president on the edge of Alzheimer's and a vice-president who is auditioning for a part in a schmaltzy soap opera.