Sentence examples for campaign jointly from inspiring English sources

Swallowing his pride, he started to campaign jointly with Finance Minister Paul Martin, his younger and more popular Liberal rival.

Mr. Obama has already held over a hundred major fund-raisers for his campaign, jointly raising large amounts with the Democratic National Committee, and Mr. Romney is moving quickly to catch up.

Warren Hoge (NYT) SPAIN: LEFTIST PACT After 10 days of tense bargaining, the opposition Socialists made a rare alliance with the smaller Communist-led United Left to campaign jointly for the Senate in the March 12 general elections, but not for seats in the lower house of Parliament, as the Socialists had also demanded.

In addition, the municipal government and party committee broke the existing organizational boundaries and required the Urban Management Bureau, patriotic sanitation office, and three innovation offices to work on the campaign jointly.

It is being funneled through the state Republican Party for a $700,000 ad campaign jointly funded by Akin and the state party operation.

UNICEF, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health and partners of the health industry launched the campaign jointly, and have developed interactive tools such as TV spots, posters and flash cards to spread the messages on clean water, sanitation and good hygiene habits.

The Zipit campaign is run jointly with the NSPCC and the Internet Watch Foundation.

The campaign was run jointly by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) and VisitScotland as part of the Year of Natural Scotland 2013 celebrations.

This was to have been the first time that Mr Obama and Mr Clinton had campaigned jointly.

The scale of the rout will embolden the opposition – a coalition of centre and centre-right parties which campaigned jointly under the Democratic Unity banner – to attempt to derail Mr Maduro's policy agenda and possibly launch an effort to remove him from power early.

The resolution from the four countries, which have been campaigning jointly to gain General Assembly approval of their plan by September, said that of the new permanent members, two should be from Asia, two from Africa, one from Western Europe and one from Latin America.