Sentence examples for campaign of which from inspiring English sources

It is 1,200 short, with the usual suspects—such as Britain, which is providing only 300 reluctant to prolong a campaign of which voters have tired.

The speech, like the campaign of which it is a linchpin, was positively Manichean: competence versus chaos, wise saving versus "deeply irresponsible" expenditure, Tory security versus Labour disaster.

The project, designed by the architect Mitchell Kurtz, is part of a $32 million capital campaign, of which $27 million has been raised, Ms. Rubin said.

How silly is that?" says lawyer Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, a champion of the Inspiring Women campaign, of which today's event is part.

The Americans are talking about a broad campaign of which military action is just a part; General Musharraf is talking about the military actions that began on October 7th.

John D. Podesta, perhaps more than anyone except Hillary Clinton, was a victim of the Russian cyberassault on allies of her presidential campaign, of which he was the chairman.

Mr. Spitzer, as governor, used to speak approvingly of public financing systems for campaigns, of which New York City's is a national model.

The paid forces of the royal household were a very important element, but it is clear that the magnates also provided substantial unpaid forces for campaigns of which they approved.

For the roughly 600 people who maxed out their contributions to political campaigns (of which nearly 200 live in the Washington metropolitan area), this may have big implications for their work, their bottom lines, their business portfolios and so forth.

Until a few days ago, the possible impeachment of President Clinton was the campaign issue of which few dared speak.

He oversaw the successful completion of the $250 million Management Tomorrow campaign, much of which was devoted to raising funds for Evans Hall.