Sentence examples for campaign waged for from inspiring English sources

At any rate, he has taken up the anti-Microsoft campaign waged for years by Borland's founder, Philippe Kahn.

There were many such campaigns waged for about five hundred years starting in the eleventh century.

The signs were, though, that the campaign – waged daily for months by the opposition leader, Tony Abbott – has been effective, with an opinion poll today concluding that two-thirds of people oppose the tax and more than half believe they will be worse off because of it.

Some groups said it was the most extensive campaign they had ever waged for a presidential race.

The initiatives will be the focus of the largest multimedia advertising and marketing campaign that PepsiCo has ever waged for Brisk.

This is a campaign we have been waging for 50 years, ever since Thought for the Day and its predecessors were first broadcast on the BBC.

Indeed the lie that these standards are imposed by the federal government finds its best evidence in the campaign the right is waging for states to pull out of them.

The campaign was waged in retaliation for a large-scale raid in the previous year by the Byzantine emperor Theophilos (r. 829 842) against the Arab border emirates, including Malatya, whose territory was laid waste and depopulated.

People, do you think it's possible that the entire presidential campaign is now being waged just for the benefit of Joseph Lieberman?

Hundreds of extra security forces have been deployed in neighbouring and underdeveloped Nagaland state – where rebels have long waged a campaign for more rights – for polling day.

Punchy and unapologetic, Mr Donohue has lobbied tirelessly for the 3m firms that his organisation represents, sometimes waging campaigns for years.