Sentence examples for campaign duties from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for Ms. Lebowitz, Peter S. Spivack, said she split her time evenly between Congressional and campaign duties, a division of labor "accurately reflected in terms of her pay arrangement".

As he does with many fund-raising trips, Mr. Clinton mixed a modest amount of presidential business with his campaign duties, a tactic that allows the White House to bill some of the trip to the taxpayers.

The 41-page report, completed in June, depicts an office with blurry lines between official and campaign duties.

Her campaign duties in support of the paperback release of her novel Sonata for Miriam appear less literary than presidential: No less than 17 events in 9 states and (we assume) a lot of kissing babies and building dedications.

My partner, Mark Otto, is the assistant principal at a New York City public high school and a candidate for City Council representing District 7. Mark is devoted to his students and often puts their needs above his own, frequently foregoing his campaign duties to be there for them.

Certainly, there is exhaustion for both Mr. Obama and the staff members at the White House who were on campaign duty.

Mrs. Edwards's involvement is all the more remarkable given that while juggling campaign duty, she is also caring for their two young children: Emma Claire, 5, and Jack, 3. (An older daughter, Cate, is a senior at Princeton).

Campaign Duty Company employees said that at election time, Correctional Services required many workers at its state and federally financed halfway houses in New York City to become foot soldiers in the campaigns of many politicians, from former Mayor David N. Dinkins to the Rev. Al Sharpton to lawmakers in Washington, Albany and the city.

The couple had met in Kansas and, once married, lived at Fort Leavenworth, although they were separated for long periods while Steuart was on campaign duty and stationed at distant frontier posts.

Cardiff Airport declined to comment on the Bristol proposal for a joint campaign on duty saying they had not heard about it directly.

Which also explains why, last month, the UK government announced it was setting up a dedicated national security unit to combat state-led disinformation campaigns — whose duties will include monitoring social media platforms.