Sentence examples for campaign frame from inspiring English sources

"It's a campaign frame more than it is a real trend," Mr. Henson said.

It's a progressive issue, a youth issue, a "future" issue that plays well in a viral social media campaign frame.

In fact, his campaign frames her in a strikingly deadpan manner.

Clinton has made immigration reform a central focus of her campaign, framing it as a moral and economic issue.

Rather than proposing a union contract for janitors as a narrow goal, the S.E.I.U.'s "Justice for Janitors" campaign framed the effort as a broad movement for the economic rights of low-wage workers.

I rifle through my mental inbox, weighing themes for the next annual report and annual campaign, framing stock photo shoots and video concepts, outlining speeches and solicitation letters.

Democrats, however — among them Rahm Emanuel, then the congressman in charge of Democratic House campaigns — framed the race primarily as a national referendum on the governing party and its president.

But retailers mounted an unusually effective yearlong campaign to frame the issue as a chance for Congress to help small business.

This situation allowed the Clinton campaign to frame the joint fund-raising as something that it was doing for the Party, rather than the other way around.

Once a close confidant of President Paul Kagame, General Nyamwasa fled to South Africa this year after falling out with the president, later accusing him of using an anticorruption campaign to frame opponents.

The institute incubated "Clinton Cash," the book by Schweizer that perhaps did more than anything else during the 2016 campaign to frame the Clintons as corrupt tools of an international donor class.