Sentence examples for campaign was defined from inspiring English sources

Clinton's campaign was defined by its slick Internet presentation and its celebrity endorsements.

Their campaign was defined not by yesterday against Scotland, but by what they did not do at Twickenham.

Instead of moving to the right, Kennedy advised Clinton to campaign for reelection on traditional Democratic Party liberal themes: protecting Medicare and education, and raising the minimum wage; the message of Clinton's reelection campaign was defined and driven by Kennedy.

The Democratic candidate defeated by Snyder, Lansing mayor Virg Bernero, provocatively called himself "America's angriest mayor," and his campaign was defined by an incendiary (and anachronistic) populism.

The target population for the vaccination campaign was defined as all residents ages 2 22 years.

The early phase of the vaccination campaign was defined by vaccination within 45 days of 1 October 2009 and the late phase by vaccination after that period.

In upstate New York, the campaign is defined by no candidates and few commercials.

An election campaign is in some ways similar to a sporting event: the success or failure of a campaign is defined by the expectations you have as you go into it.

Even the style and tactics of the 2012 campaign are defined by Bush and his crowd.

Selecting Rice as a running mate would thwart any attempt by McCain to have his campaign be defined by something other than Iraq and would solidify the view that a McCain administration would essentially be Bush III.

Speaking to the BBC yesterday, Lord Mandelson complained that candidates in the leadership campaign were "defining themselves against New Labour" and were therefore "slamming the door on millions of people in Britain".