Sentence examples for campaign interventions from inspiring English sources

Reports of remain campaign interventions, such as the pro-EU letter signed by 200 business leaders, are badged "Planet fear" ("Who'd listen to this lot?" was the headline to the same report).

Marcus Owens, the former director of the tax-exempt-organizations division of the I.R.S., concurred, saying, "Calling Obama a socialist and making other negative comments, while exhorting listeners to vote for Romney, would be viewed as prohibited campaign interventions by the I.R.S".

After decades of community-based and media campaign interventions, it is clear that there has been a substantial decrease in women's norms and attitudes tolerating abuse and a more positive attitude toward interventions from outside the family to end violence against women.

According to EO function officials, organizations may not understand what constitutes political campaign intervention or may provide vague descriptions of certain activities that the EO function knows from past experience potentially involve political campaign intervention.

From the report: In the majority of cases, we agreed that the applications submitted included indications of significant political campaign intervention.

As they explained to the Inspector General's staff, some dubious applications "may not literally include statements indicating significant political campaign intervention".

In these cases, the EO function believes it is important to review the applications to ensure that political campaign intervention is not the organizations' primary activity.

The motion said: "Conference believes only military action which meets all these objectives, and thus avoids the risk of repeating the disastrous consequences of the 2003 war in Iraq and 2011 air campaign intervention in Libya, can secure the assent of the British people".

A sequential mixed-methods approach was employed to design a screening campaign utilizing messages developed from community focus groups, followed by implementation of the outreach campaign intervention in two high-risk Kentucky regions.

The "be-on-the-lookout" was changed to "organizations with indicators of significant amounts of political campaign intervention".

Some of the ads run by Crossroads GPS as part of its $89 million in issue ads could certainly be judged to be political campaign intervention.