Sentence examples for campaign activity of from inspiring English sources

The paucity of placards, posters and yard signs (or for that matter visible campaign activity of any description) would put a regular council election to shame.

It is for these reasons, as well as having candidates considered solely on their merits, that the Cornell Alumni Association prohibits campaign activity of any kind by or on behalf of any candidate.

There is further work to be done with these companies in response to our request for details of campaign activity on their platforms funded from outside the UK.

There is at least one campaign official posted there 24 hours a day, monitoring the television news, wire services, newspapers, the Internet and, ultimately, the campaign activities of Representative Rick A. Lazio.

Democratic strategists on the Hill say that Mr. Daschle turned to Mr. Corzine because he has the ability to tap into a network of wealthy friends and associates on Wall Street to help bankroll the campaign activities of Senate Democrats.

Malcolm Turnbull has given his strongest signal that he wants to limit political donations to Australians on the electoral roll and flagged efforts to restrict the campaign activities of trade unions and groups such as GetUp.

Park Yong-jin, spokesman for the Democratic United Party, said Thursday that the case showed that the agency was "'a chambermaid of political power," and compared the campaign activities of which it is accused to a "coup d'état".

A spokesperson for the De Menezes Family Campaign said: "It is shameful that the Metropolitan police spied on the legitimate campaign activities of a grieving family who were simply trying to get the answers they deserved after their loved one was killed by police officers".It begs the question - what exactly were the police spying for?

"His support for, and campaign activities on behalf of, Republican candidate Martin Golden against his own colleague and fellow Democratic conference member were unprecedented in the history of any of the party conferences in the Legislature," Mr. Connor said.

The organization may have broken the law also in that it told the IRS it did not "engage in direct or indirect political campaign activities on behalf of or in opposition to candidates for public office".

Yet the American Energy Alliance later told the IRS it did not spend a dime on "direct or indirect political campaign activities on behalf of or in opposition to candidates for public office".