Sentence examples for campaign were enacted from inspiring English sources

As the last rites of the mainstream Flat campaign were enacted at Doncaster, three of the four champions – jockey Richard Hughes, trainer John Gosden and apprentice rider Amy Ryan – had had their titles in the formbook for some weeks.

These prohibitions on soliciting and directing contributions above the legal limit for an entity separate from the campaign were enacted in the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, better known as the McCain-Feingold law after the chief Senate sponsors of the bill.

"If your campaign promises were enacted then, based on accurate scoring, the deficit would rise by another $100 billion annually.

He is the third major-party candidate to decline federal funds since the Watergate-era campaign laws were enacted in 1974, and he would be the first to go on and win the nomination.

History shows that major campaign reforms were enacted in the 1970s and 1990s following major scandals.

Wisconsin's campaign finance laws were enacted after the Watergate scandal rocked the nation.

"With its decision today in McCutcheon, the Supreme Court majority continued on its march to destroy the nation's campaign finance laws, which were enacted to prevent corruption and protect the integrity of our democracy," Democracy 21 president Fred Wertheimer said in a statement.

Dr. Alexander, who wrote 20 books and more than 375 monographs and articles, began his study of campaign finances before effective federal disclosure laws were enacted.

If the bill were passed, it would be the first big revision to campaign-finance legislation since the current rules were enacted in 1974.

Not all were enacted.

Emergency measures were enacted.