Sentence examples for campaign which could be from inspiring English sources
The Buchanan campaign, which could be fined for not filing on time, says it is working on the report.
A four-minute clip was produced of the people featured in the campaign, which could be edited into 30-second and 60-second public service announcements for television and Web sites.
The bombing campaign, which could be heard throughout the city, according to residents, prepared the ground for Iraqi troops, who by evening were moving through the district doing house-to-house searches for weapons caches and materials for roadside bombs, also known as improvised explosive devices, or I.E.D.'s.
His reason for leaving Italy is not clear, but it is believed that at that time Mehmed was preparing his campaign against Hungary, something which could be turned against Albania.
But the bill has no chance of passing the Senate unless Harry Reid schedules a vote before Congress leaves town to campaign for the elections in November (which could be as early as this week).
Goldman Sachs issued a memo to its staff just days before the Electoral Commission's rules kicked in, reminding them they could not "distribute any material which could be seen as campaigning for either outcome or endorsing the messages of either campaign".
Then there is the argument over whether what they did with the money was an illegal swap of corporate funds — which could not be used in Texas campaigns at the time — for noncorporate money, which could be.
So far, he has collected about $250,000, most of which could be used in a campaign for borough president.
27 Indeed, a search of PA campaign messages released since 2011 uncovers various messages which could be perceived as inconsistent.
The data illustrated an increase in the number of GP attendances, secondary care appointments, colonoscopy activity, and CRC incidence, which could be attributed to the campaign.
The website published a conversion resolution form which could be printed and sent to campaign leaders in Solihull.
