They said their interest in the McCain campaign stemmed from a class on government and politics.
Rob Crilly of the Telegraph is correct when he writes: "The problem is that his campaign stems from the same misguided analysis that brought us Kony 2012.
"The campaign stems from a genuine fear that Israel is misrepresented, sometimes in very vicious ways," said Shlomo Avineri, who teaches political science at Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Many experts believe, however, that the legal campaign stems from Mr. Putin's fury over Mr. Khodorkovsky's fund-raising activities in last year's parliamentary elections and advocacy for privately owned oil pipelines.
The decision to use her image as part of the campaign stems from comments Winslet made about her children's living arrangements during an interview with Vogue in October.
Part of the idea behind the campaign stemmed from the misperceptions about the brand, like the ideas it was something solely for students or lower-income groups or it had a cold European style, Mr. Bastholm said.
The campaign stems from research that found "people liked the brand but didn't make the connection that it was a natural sweetener," said Jim Haven, principal and executive creative director at Creature.
The discussion of the right to vote by the campaign stems from actions in numerous states to tighten the requirements to vote that include adding stipulations to show photo identification.
If we can use our power as media to do that, and take a whole lot of consumers along for the ride, why wouldn't we?" The council and the weeklong campaign stemmed from a companywide program, announced in May, to reduce greenhouse gases and increase interest in environmental issues.
But in future, names on the blacklists could come from lawmakers or even the public.The campaign stems from the case of Sergei Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who said he had uncovered a $230m fraud involving a tax refund paid to firms that officials had stolen from a foreign investment fund.
