Sentence examples for campaign directly from inspiring English sources

I shared the outcome with both campaigns, and neither campaign directly responded to my question.

The U.S. had done so a decade earlier, and George W. Bush's Administration had supported Sri Lanka's counterinsurgency campaign directly.

In a Facebook post, Cruz made clear that he held the Trump campaign directly responsible for the story.

Mr. Perry had said he would take the campaign directly to South Carolina, skipping New Hampshire to fight on in the conservative southern state.

Some Democrats attribute the onslaught to the recent Supreme Court decision that loosened the restrictions on such groups, enabling them to campaign directly for candidates.

If possible, groups can also speak with the candidate, or other people relevant to the campaign, directly and use footage from these interviews in their film.

He added: "There are the traditional means such as petitions and campaigning directly against the council.

Under his guidance, the UDC focused its attack on the causes of war, and on preventing the next war, rather than campaigning directly against the ongoing slaughter.

Because many sites -- including The New York Times -- regularly embed videos hosted by campaigns directly on their Web sites, the Huntsman videos on those sites vanished, too.

The campaigns directly hire some companies, like ad agencies or data management firms, that marry information collected about voters on a campaign site with data about them from other sources.

Soft money, largely unregulated sums principally raised by political party committees and outside groups, is not supposed to be used to promote campaigns directly but often manages to do just that through artfully produced advertising.