Sentence examples for campaign requirements from inspiring English sources

We had to balance campaign requirements with an artistic interpretation of Steve.

2.50am BST Even Mike Huckabee, easily one of the most natural speakers in American politics, has been neutered here by the demands of having to read a speech that conforms to Mitt Romney's campaign requirements.

Filmmakers can meet their campaign requirements by deducting in-kind donations.

Under campaign finance requirements, loans to campaigns must be reported in federal disclosures.

In Asia, Mr. Rumsfeld is widely expected to discuss the military campaign and requirements in the region, including additional access to bases in Central Asia.

The law won large majorities in the House and the Senate last year, becoming the first major change in campaign finance requirements in more than two decades.

The court's 1995 decision, in McIntyre v. Ohio, invalidated an Ohio law that prohibited the distribution of anonymous political leaflets, using a First Amendment analysis that has created some concern about the fate of campaign disclosure requirements in general.

The Montana Supreme Court decision referred to "the shadowy backers of WTP" and added, "We take note that Western Tradition appears to be engaged in a multi-front attack on both contribution restrictions and the transparency that accompanies campaign disclosure requirements".

Since then, they have built a powerful network of political nonprofit groups that is exempt from most campaign reporting requirements and contribution limits but will spend tens of millions of dollars to influence the 2014 election.

After all, the campaign disclosure requirements at issue here were enacted by Congress (as key post-Watergate reforms after President Richard Nixon's personal lawyer Herbert Kalmbach went to prison for paying hush money to potential witnesses out of secret cash campaign contributions).

Jeb's decision to declare he was "actively exploring the possibility of running" rather than simply "running" – a formulation that allow him to avoid triggering campaign disclosure requirements under federal election law – also attracted a mixture of cynicism and ridicule on Twitter where the phrase "active exploring" briefly became a meme all its own.