Sentence examples for campaign control of from inspiring English sources

The objective of the American military campaign, control of the British province of Quebec, was frequently referred to as "Canada" in 1775.

But an SNP spokesman said: "We believe Scotland should get the powers we were promised in the referendum campaign and control of our own resources, and we wish Plaid well with their campaigning for Wales".

Their contest is also a rehearsal for the broader fall campaign for control of Brookhaven, when the supervisor and all six Town Council seats come up for re-election.

Two of her former lovers were involved with a motorcycle gang that in the 1990s waged a murder-filled campaign for control of Quebec's drug market.

And he has had his moments during the nominating contests when something he said made his campaign lose control of his message.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai waged a long and successful campaign for control of Afghan citizens held prisoner by foreign soldiers, arguing that their jails in the country were a violation of national sovereignty.

First of all, they said Mr. Schundler would have to energize the battle for Trenton among conservatives around the country by reminding them that a victory this fall would open the campaign for control of Congress next year on a strong note.

Heading into a contentious campaign for control of Congress, Republicans are increasingly divided over how to bolster their signature legislative achievement — a $1.5 trillion tax cut — amid signs it is not the political gift they had expected it to be last year.

On Thursday, former Democratic National Committee interim chair Donna Brazile made a surprising revelation: An August 2015 agreement gave Hillary Clinton's campaign partial control of the DNC months prior to Clinton winning the nomination.

It battles Islamist extremists, is engaged in a campaign for control of North Waziristan and has long assumed the role of guarantor of stability in Pakistan for example, against theoretical aggression from India.

Because of its strategic location, Vicksburg was besieged by Union forces for 47 days during General Ulysses S. Grant's campaign for control of the Mississippi River during the American Civil War; it surrendered on July 4 , 1863