Sentence examples for bought campaign from inspiring English sources

With the mid-terms fast approaching, Facebook is trying to do everything it can to protect against election interference by foreign and domestic attackers, offer transparency about who bought campaign ads, connect users to candidates and encourage people to register and vote.

Many presidential candidates, for instance, offered discounts that shocked and awed scores of online shopping enthusiasts (I don't actually know if these people exist, or if anyone has bought campaign merchandise ever, but for the sake of this piece, let's assume they do).

In 1958, Whitaker's oldest son by his first marriage, Clem Whitaker, Jr., bought Campaigns, Inc., with two partners.

Ah, one might object, but buying campaign advertising is not the same as engaging in speech.

Gun manufacturers yesterday called the cities' buying campaign illegal, saying that federal and state laws prevent tinkering with the competitive bidding process.

The question took on new urgency last week as the Supreme Court threw out regulations that prohibited corporations from buying campaign commercials that explicitly advocate the election or defeat of candidates.

Mr Wellstone has thrown a few punches, accusing Mr Coleman of being in Mr Bush's pocket and upbraiding him for buying campaign T-shirts made in El Salvador, possibly in a sweat shop.

The councilman seeking to unseat Mayor Sharpe James asked state election officials today to investigate whether the mayor was improperly using municipal funds to buy campaign advertisements that masquerade as public service announcements.

Yet it's mostly used money to buy campaign ads for supportive Congress members and run grassroots campaigns.

It's been most maligned for buying campaign ads for right-wing Republicans, such as Paul Ryan, who commend them for supporting scorned initiatives like the Keystone XL pipeline.

Shannon's video promoting an "Adopt, Don't Buy" campaign.