Sentence examples for campaign program from inspiring English sources
She promised to deliver on every promise from a campaign program filled with expensive handouts like tax relief, price supports and cash subsidies to the elderly.
Sims writes: In the spring of 1955, he repeated portions of his campaign program that touched the issue of desegregation tangentially and claimed that he had already made his position "plain, simple, and clear".
The President, although glossing over the campaign program, appealed for the "little man's vote," and pledged continuation of protection of the family and home as well as the establishment of a democracy of opportunity and assistance for the unfortunate.
His election campaign program centered on abolishing the post of president and transforming Georgia into a strong parliamentary republic, after which he said he would resign and leave politics.
In a subtle shift in wording, her party's newly released campaign program for national elections in the fall no longer describes the United States as Germany's "most important friend" outside Europe.
For now, the party's 36-page campaign program reads like a wish list, with little detail about how it could be financed at a time when Spain is still struggling under a heavy debt burden.
A number of campaign programs were only short-term and project-based, which reduced their impact.
Hence the development of the "retention campaign" — programs of rewards, recommendations and offers designed to compel us to continue our patronage of those companies.
It is, she says, "an erasure of a very colorful neighborhood". Casa 0101, a community resource since 2002, faces its own struggle for existence, but with support from an ongoing fundraising campaign, programming is scheduled into July, Lopez says.
Indeed, some campaign programs designed to reduce anti-social behaviour seek to elicit empathy for the victims.
Answers to this question have important implications for the field of social and behavioural neuroscience in general; namely, how do individuals respond behaviourally to campaign programs that follow the principle of empathy induction, and what neural systems underlie this response?
