Sentence examples for campaign charge from inspiring English sources

Mr Yeo and his deputy, Tim Collins, moved to squash one Labour campaign charge, that their "pupil passport" scheme will - like their "patient passport" in the NHS - simply use taxpayer funds to subsidise private schools.

Given the political environment, members of Congress appear eager to insulate themselves not only from the suggestion that they have some market advantage over average Americans but also from what they expect could become a potent campaign charge in a year when many usually safe incumbents could face a challenge.

Given the political environment, members of Congress seem eager to insulate themselves not only from the suggestion that they have some market advantage over average Americans, but also from what they expect could become a potent campaign charge in a year when many usually safe incumbents could face a challenge.

From his campaign charge that Mexican immigrants are "rapists," to his fruitless quest to get funding for a border wall, to his gratuitously cruel policy of family separations, to his declaration of a national emergency, Trump has left not an iota of doubt about how he feels.

I say this not to relitigate a campaign charge about Trump and flip-flopping, but rather to suggest that, absent specific direction from the president at each juncture in the process, his team is probably hard-pressed to divine the Trump policy approach to any question, beyond political expediency.

And now the president has reversed himself on his campaign charge that China is a currency manipulator.

It says that the Swift Boat group is a front for George Bush's campaign, charged with doing its "dirty work".

Coming seven weeks before elections, Mr. Gore's proposal is, as the Bush campaign charges, patently political.

Along those lines, Mickey Kantor, chairman of the Clinton campaign, charged on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that Perot would raise taxes on the middle class and elderly.

The mayor's campaign charges that Republican dirty tricks are at work through the Bush administration's Justice Department.

The ANL's campaign, charging that the police had operated a cover-up, had been vindicated, Mr Holborrow said.