Sentence examples for campaign papers from inspiring English sources

The campaign papers are filed today".

The massacre left 57 people dead, including relatives of the mayor's political opponent on their way to file campaign papers.

Although he did not make a formal declaration, the former mayor of New York filed the usual campaign papers and told a TV interviewer that "I'm in this to win".

For instance, he refers mysteriously to such arcana as the date he filed his campaign papers, as if the campaign itself, begun with a ride down the escalator in the Trump Tower, was the event that propelled the country into greatness and must be celebrated even in its merely formal aspects.

As early as 1992, when questions arose in Mr. Clinton's first Presidential campaign about the couple's ties to Mr. McDougal, campaign officials were unable to gain clear answers from Mr. Hubbell about what he knew of those ties, according to campaign papers that have since become public.

Despite Mr. Bush's brief treatment of the issue, the White House and the Bush-Cheney campaign sent out campaign papers and e-mail messages about the proposals while the Democrats held a pre-emptive conference call for reporters with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, to criticize Mr. Bush before he made his remarks.

In three subsequent articles I build on these insights, drawing on sociological theories of medicalization to examine three contemporary issues on the current global health agenda – global mental health movement (Paper 2) (40), non-communicable disease agenda (Paper 3) (41), and the universal health coverage campaign (Paper 4) (42).

You have defied the doubters and quickly established yourself as an innovative campaigning paper.

As the campaigns papered neighborhoods with door tags reminding people to vote, election workers answered phone calls and sorted through mail-in ballots.

In a poll of imaginary appliances organised by young Haslett for her campaigning paper, Woman Engineer, the winner was a dishwasher and the runner-up a thermostat oven.

The news desk will be particularly happy and I think he'll re-establish the Mirror's reputation as a trusted, campaigning paper rather than one that has to go all out for risky scoops," said another.