Sentence examples similar to campaign affair from inspiring English sources

Doesn't having sloppy or incompetent handling of campaign affairs betray a lack of oversight or judgment on the part of an elected or appointed official?

She spent the 80s singing country, although by the time lang came out in 1992 (not only as gay but also as vegetarian, fronting an animal rights campaign), the affair with Nashville was over.

Moreover, the Cox report states that Johnny Chung, a Chinese-American at the center of the campaign finance affair involving the Democratic Party, was given $300,000 by two Chinese military officials in a purported attempt to acquire American technology and to help the Democratic National Committee.

-Elizabeth Wilner ponders whether campaigns love affair with ad targeting may cause them to lose focus on message testing.

But maybe, the well-funded campaign-launch affair suggested, being among the élite wouldn't hurt: you need a President who belongs.

Although he called the scrutiny unjustified, he did say he recognized that he could have taken a step earlier this year that might have allowed him to avoid the controversy that enveloped his campaign finance affairs this summer.

The American's flip from Fifa powerbroker to admitted fraudster and informer echoes that of George Papadopoulos, the former Trump campaign foreign affairs adviser revealed to have pleaded guilty to lying, who is now believed to have worn a wire since in conversations with associates.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas is counting on a small group of conservative experts steeped in the intricacies of arms control, military budgets and geopolitical security to counsel him on a subject that has caused him the most trouble in his presidential campaign: foreign affairs.

Out of tune at the Times, and especially unhappy with the western intervention that crushed the communist partisans in Greece, he left in 1949 to work for three years as the secretary of the Union of Democratic Control UDCC), the campaigning foreign affairs organisation set up by ED Morel during the first world war.

But the rest of the cash they spend on consultants, television and radio campaigns, public affairs and mail is reported as a lump sum in a category called "other payments to influence," without any explanation.

Bush plans to make his South Carolina campaign a family affair.