Sentence examples for campaign exercise from inspiring English sources

That, after all, is what this seemingly endless campaign exercise is supposed to be about.

Trump Jr. and other White House allies on Monday defended the sit-down by attempting to characterize it as a normal campaign exercise ― as if every presidential campaign were willing to accept help from a nameless foreign agent.

Trump Jr. and other media allies of the president are now attempting to depict the meeting as a normal campaign exercise ― as if every presidential campaign were willing to accept help from a foreign agent in the form of potentially damaging information about an opponent.

In November, the two organizations launched a campaign called "Exercise as Medicine," which is designed to encourage doctors and patients to think of exercise as prescription to improve health.

Health Commissioner Thomas R. Frieden called for an all-out campaign for exercise and against fast food and sugary drinks.

"Veterans Day often follows a hard-fought political campaign, an exercise in the free speech and self-government that you fought for," he said.

Inviting Mr. Trump to speak, as risky as that could be, is actually a way for the Romney campaign to exercise some degree of control over what he might say, like his demands that President Obama prove his American citizenship.

So the presidential debates become a smackdown between two alpha males, and the campaign an exercise in "personality-pitching".

Levell is the former chairman of the Gwinnett County GOP (my county of residence) the owner of a jewelry store in the Atlanta suburb of Dunwoody, and the Executive Director of the National Diversity Coalition for the Trump campaign, an exercise in political futility if I've ever heard of one.

We should be focusing on public health campaigns: encouraging exercise, smoking cessation and so on.

In a country whose previous devolved governments have been notable for their zeal in public health - whether taking the lead in banning smoking in public areas, or funding incessant and expensive campaigns on exercise, diet and wellbeing - it seems faintly weird that the statistics are sliding into reverse.