Sentence examples for campaign slots from inspiring English sources

It hints at the strategy that Trump seems to use when it comes to filling important campaign slots or even future government positions: simply look around and grab whoever appears in your line of sight.

Moreover, since she has no registered party of her own, her involvement will not ensure any extra free campaign slots on television, which tend to have a big impact on Brazilian elections.Nor can she guarantee that her supporters will transfer their votes to Mr Campos.

WHEN Alvaro Uribe Velez visited a television station in Bogota, Colombia's capital, to broadcast a 30-minute campaign slot one evening last month, the police took no chances.

As the admissions process becomes more focused on subjective tales of woe, it's not hard to imagine students campaigning for slots like candidates for office, with admissions officers forced to evaluate personal stories rather than academic ability.

These include information tables at shopping malls, door-to-door campaigns, and slots on community radio stations.

Separately yesterday, supporters disclosed raising nearly $700,000 for the slots campaign, all of it from Newell's companies in St . Croix

He spearheaded a campaign to legalize slot machines in Dade and Broward pari-mutuels.

One is a campaign to allow slot machines at the Meadowlands Racetrack, which proponents contend would aid the state's ailing horseracing industry.

The legislation must still be reconciled with a Senate bill before it would go to Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., who has campaigned diligently for slots since he ran for office in 2002.

Corrigan's actions and arrest were captured on a security camera that was installed less than 24 hours earlier at the headquarters of the pro-slots campaign, which was funded in part by the Cordish Cos. Campaign officials were trying to find out why their signs were vanishing by the dozen.

When arrested in predawn darkness Oct. 23 by a county police officer who saw him slicing a sign from its frame in front of the pro-slots campaign headquarters in Severna Park, Corrigan was dressed like a highway worker and had dozens of signs in his pickup truck, Assistant State's Attorney Michelle Smith said.