Sentence examples for campaign pursued from inspiring English sources

Another is chasing tax-dodgers, a campaign pursued by UK Uncut.

Every campaign wanted Fischer's endorsement, but the Obama campaign pursued him relentlessly.

While Scavino expressed interest in learning more at one point, it is unclear whether the campaign pursued the idea.

Under questioning by a judge, he denied complicity in Operation Condor, a murderous joint anti-dissident campaign pursued by six Latin American dictatorships in the 1970s.

After his campaign pursued this line of attack in July, Matthew Wald of The Times called it "true, with an asterisk".

Strategic bombing was at first limited by policy to attacks on North Korean cities and military installations a campaign pursued until P'yŏngyang resembled Hiroshima or Tokyo in 1945.

"I think the speaker was trying to, at least in the early stages of the campaign, pursue a Rose Garden strategy, if you will," he said.

For the moment he is standing aside from the campaign, pursuing his avocation as a photographer and joining foreign reporters in covering the rallies.

"The River of Lost Footsteps" is a balanced, thorough, and serious history, but it is also a polemic, firm in its view that the current international campaign — pursuing "this policy of isolating one of the most isolated countries in the world" — is moving in the wrong direction.

Another analogy I like to use is that a PR campaign pursuing a single outlet or story is like going fishing for an individual fish with just one kind of bait.

So why, despite the clear desperation of the McCain campaign, pursuing the presidency with all the grace of a rabid junk-yard dog, are ordinary people still lining up behind these kamikaze quasi-patriots, these disinformation-disseminating dead-enders?