Sentence examples for campaign on record from inspiring English sources

Two groups that track advertising spending, the University of Wisconsin Advertising Project and Campaign Media Analysis Group, said this did appear to be the largest single purchase of advertising by a presidential campaign on record.

"It could be useful in getting the word out about these activities, and secondly getting the [Republican state] parties and [Trump] campaign on record saying they will not engage in these activities," said Rick Hasen, an election law expert at the University of California whose Election Law blog first reported the lawsuits on Monday.

The attacks, which slowed on Monday, are among the fastest-spreading extortion campaigns on record.

Why? Because, for the first time in a generation we could campaign on our record of local delivery and our record of national delivery too.

Carpenter and Green campaigned on records that include a city redevelopment program and efforts to widen key truck routes from Port Hueneme Harbor to Oxnard.

Douglas J. Hattaway, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, contended that Mr. Bush would be foolish to campaign on his record as governor.

That decision means the party is free to campaign on its record which, while not perfect, has produced some shining examples.

Conventional wisdom has assumed that Mr Bush would campaign on his record as a war president, the issue where he still enjoys his biggest advantage over John Kerry in the polls, and "play defence" on the economy.

Ms. Pirro, in a brief interview tonight, said she would not "focus on the negativity" and would campaign on a record of increasing conviction rates and efforts to fight gangs, pedophiles and mobsters.

Mr Livingstone seemed undaunted, pledging to campaign on his record of "building London's public services" and adding: "Boris Johnson proposes to add a lack of managerial competence to the Thatcherite decline and division always represented by London's Tories".

Mr. Fleischer described the concealed weapons law as a help to women who work at night, and indicated that Mr. Bush was happy to campaign on his record of tough law enforcement -- particularly against people who commit crimes with guns.