Sentence examples for campaign arose from inspiring English sources
McGowan's campaign arose out of the community group Voice for Indi.
She said the idea of joining the campaign arose in discussions with "a couple of friends who were already there".
The no campaign arose out of a decade of oppositional activism – from the student revolt and women's liberation to the strikes that brought down the Edward Heath government.
New questions about the stewardship of his campaign arose on Monday after The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the campaign may have accepted tens of thousands of dollars in goods and services from a tax-exempt organization founded by Mr. Cain's chief of staff, Mark Block, an apparent violation of campaign finance laws.
But some of the populist tones of the campaign arose from snap decisions made along the way, like Mr. McCain's antic appearance before the Russian consulate accusing New York Republicans of acting like apparatchiks seeking to preserve a one-party state.
The idea for the campaign arose from a series of salons on marriage equality Freedom to Marry hosted last year.
The recall campaign arises at a time when the concept of representative government is challenged by the way the communications revolution has widened the scope for direct democracy.
Mr. Cartisano says he firmly believes that he -- not the parents or their children -- is the real victim, the result of a long and vengeful campaign arising out of one fatal event 11 years ago at a program he ran in southern Utah known as Challenger II: Kristen Chase, a 16-year-old girl from Florida, died of heatstroke after a long hike.
We have seen a nationwide campaign arise to provide support as well, as the campaign to wear purple, which spread all over the country via the Internet, has demonstrated.
The Clinton and O'Malley declarations were made in response to challenges from Black Lives Matter, the campaign arising from the spate of police violence against unarmed black boys, men and women.
But most wage campaigns arise from the bottom, from residents and low-level officials and from cities and states -- from everywhere except the federal government.
