Sentence examples for because of campaign from inspiring English sources

— had attracted unfavorable attention even before the F.B.I. raids, in some cases because of campaign contributions.

It should explicitly recognize that recusal may be necessary because of campaign spending by litigants or their lawyers.

We are in an era where power is not centralized in the parties because of campaign reforms of 10 years ago.

Mr. Hatch called such efforts hypocritical, pursued more because Democrats are losing the money race than because of campaign finance ideals.

Randy Serragio of the Center for Biological Diversity, a conservation group, asserts that every attempt to enact significant changes of the law has failed because of campaign contributions to lawmakers from the mining companies.

He said the change in financing had not come about because of campaign contributions or the influence of the trade group's lobbyists, the Hinman Straub law firm and Brian R. Meara Public Relations.

In America this is trickier for parties than for charities (which use mobile technology a lot) because of campaign-finance rules.

That's a lot of money for the President's personal lawyer to be doling out at that juncture, both because of campaign-finance laws (which have rules about in-kind contributions and limits on individual giving) and because of basic prudence and common sense.

Because of campaigns like this, a Voting Rights Act was passed.

By 1994, that number had more than doubled, largely because of campaigns promoting mammograms as potentially lifesaving tools.

Coors was attracted to Arnold and Deutsch, she added, because of campaigns they have created aimed at consumers ages 21 to 25 for clients like Volkswagen and Mitsubishi.