Sentence examples for campaign direction from inspiring English sources

There is no manifesto and no central campaign direction, he points out: it is a campaigning tool, not a movement.

Thus, the change in campaign direction, which shows models (still attractive, shirtless and depilated, mind you) in lifestyle situations like exercising on a beach, often turned slightly away from the camera.

Leader of the Scottish Independence Party, Alex Salmond, however, couldn't resist making this sly dig in the general 'Yes' campaign direction: Congratulations and best wishes to the Earl and Countess of Strathearn.

This made it impossible for Pete to transform labour-movement politics in the campaigning directions that he had envisaged, and in 1991 the party broke up.

By mid-April, following his defeat in the New York primary, a Sanders nomination became highly improbable, and his campaign lost direction and purpose.

The whips' campaign changed direction yesterday, claiming that the amendment was out to wreck the budget, and that if it was passed the government would not have the power this evening to continue levying taxes.

An effort by Mitt Romney to give his campaign new direction — built around new ads intended to highlight how a Romney presidency would take the nation on a better course than President Obama — was quickly overshadowed on Monday by the video of Mr. Romney's unscripted remarks at a fund-raiser several months ago.

In August, Mr. McIntosh signed on as Mr. Obama's Harrison County co-chairman, so Mr. Steele drops by from time to time to see if Mr. McIntosh is satisfied with the campaign's direction and to replenish a supply of Obama DVDs he lends to neighbors.

While the prospective policy is piecemeal and largely driven by instant responses to events or media campaigns, the direction of travel is clear.

Delivering a plea for unity, he said: "The many party staff I have met this week who, with our members, will be on the front line of that campaign, want the direction and focus of the Cabinet's efforts to be getting Britain through the downturn and working together to secure a Labour victory.

"It's time for us to bring the conversation of mental health in America out of the shadows, and the Campaign to Change Direction is leading the way".