Sentence examples for campaign for something from inspiring English sources

It was only then that our largest gay rights charity said it would campaign for something all three party leaders had already said they would introduce.

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Let's campaign for something I'm going to call "Shakespeare Death Day Equivalence", which I have to admit isn't a phrase that trips off the tongue, but it does the job like a good sestina.

And each one was a fake, just a marketing campaign for something called NoFordNation.com, a finger-wagging website telling the people of Toronto that "with the upcoming election we have a chance to turn things around by electing someone who is qualified to be our mayor".

"If there's one thing that they're good at, it is their ability to campaign for something," said Tara McGuinness, deputy campaign manager for Americans Against Escalation in Iraq, a coalition of antiwar groups that has organized its own public-relations effort.

So why a Kickstarter campaign for something with so much backing already?

Shelter is campaigning for something very similar, which is a serious recommendation.

And it's hard to imagine Brown not campaigning for something, even at an age when most people are thinking about retirement.

He gets this response, he thinks, because he has been campaigning for something that would typically be left to Thailand's kings to grant, rather than for any of its businessmen, politicians or ordinary citizens to bring about themselves.

She emphasised it was not organised by the official Yes Scotland campaign but implied the protesters were wasting their time and energy, arguing they should spend the last three days "not protesting against something but campaigning for something".

They are the first step to ensuring that achievements are "set in stone," so "that there is no going back," she insisted, recalling the joy she had felt when abortion was allowed in Italy, that she was no longer someone campaigning for something illegal, but working to make something that was legal work well.