Sentence examples for campaign emphasis from inspiring English sources

Turning to the Tories' campaign emphasis on immigration, Mr Blair accused the Conservative leader, Michael Howard, of misrepresenting his record by suggesting he thought it was racist to discuss the issue or had been "pussy footing" on dealing with abuse of the asylum system.

He has forced Gov. George W. Bush to change his campaign emphasis from "compassionate conservative" to a "reformer with results," and he has brought the need for comprehensive finance reform to the fore of both Mr. Bush's and Vice Al President Gore's campaigns.

When you've got an outside group coordinating with the campaign?" (Emphasis supplied).

That could explain the competing campaigns' emphasis on women's health.

The Obama campaign's emphasis on winning Latino voters seemed to pay off.

He will also echo his brother's campaign's emphasis on social inequality.

The Romney campaign's emphasis will be on Western states, most notably California.

In the closing days of the campaign, the emphasis shifted to the death penalty, which Mr. Morgenthau has long opposed.

The Romney campaign's emphasis on the "Anglo-Saxon heritage" shared by the United States and Britain trafficks in ethnically loaded stereotypes at the expense of historical and demographic precision.

Together they highlight an element of the Rubio appeal in this election campaign: his emphasis on striving, and on the past.

Mr. Obama has long qualified his withdrawal pledge, but in the campaign the emphasis was on his intent to end the war.