Sentence examples for campaign assigned from inspiring English sources

To deal with the crush of national reporters — a big part of the problem — her campaign assigned one to act as pool correspondent and share the information; inevitably, however, others sneaked in.

There would still be plenty of time to ease into the national spotlight, to bone up on the issues, and to craft a persona more appealing than the Mrs. Spiro Agnew role the McCain campaign assigned to her.

A source with access to the Iowa voter file told me that he checked several other names on Cruz mailers and that the voting histories of those individuals did not match the scores that the Cruz campaign assigned them in the mailer.

The Obama campaign assigned all potential swing-state voters one number, on a scale of 1 to 100, that represented the likelihood that they would support Mr. Obama, and another number for the prospect that they would show up at the polls.

The third campaign, assigned to General James Abercrombie, was to launch an attack against Canada through the Champlain Valley.

Radio and Television Business Report, a Web site that watches the broadcasting industry, noted that Mr. Spratt's concern was an unusual one in this day and age, saying, "he will have to go into hiding if that's what he hopes to prevent -- he will have a very hard time getting out of camera range when every citizen is a potential electronic journalist and campaigns assign staff to tail one another".

Steve Forbes, who spent heavily here in 1996 and won the primary, has 10 full-time campaign workers assigned to Arizona -- compared with two paid workers each for the Bush and McCain campaigns.

The task of creating a new marketing campaign was assigned to me.

The Obama campaign has assigned top advisers to talk with editorial boards, trying to win endorsements from the newspapers that supported his candidacy in 2008.

Tells how Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de Leon, who had resigned from his post as Education Secretary to coordinate Colosio's campaign was assigned the job of President after Colosio's assassination.

But largely he fulfilled the mission the Obama campaign had assigned him: humanize himself and Mr. Obama, attack Mr. McCain, and present a familiar voice and message to the swing voters and conservative Democrats that Mr. Obama had difficulty courting during the primaries.