Sentence examples for campaign which led from inspiring English sources

Labour spent £11,140,019 on its campaign which led to a landslide victory.

The campaign, which led to a petition, was started by the councillor Arash Derambarsh.

The nascent movement has drawn comparisons with the campaign which led to the defeat of the poll tax.

This was the background to the campaign which led to the 1967 Abortion Act - progress even though it didn't enshrine "a women's right to choose".

Before becoming president, he led an anticorruption campaign, which led to the arrest or sacking of senior government officials including a former prime minister, Mahmoud Zubi.

It was a very small tussle to trigger a momentous campaign, which led to the UK's national parks, and eventually the right to roam.

Upon this realisation, scientists decided to initiate a brutal extermination campaign, which lead to their apparent extinction.

This is why German's general election campaign, which leads to a parliamentary election scheduled for September 18th, could be decisive economically as well as politically.Unfortunately Germany's reform programme, known as Agenda 2010, became bogged down after meeting fierce opposition soon after its launch in 2003.

Foraging of mushrooms bypass, wittingly or unwittingly, the governmental food measuring campaigns which leads to higher intake of radioactive cesium than when consumers bought their products in commercial shops (Hayano et al. 2013; Normile 2013).

That erosion may dim Mrs. Clinton's remaining hopes even more than internal campaign turmoil, which led to the ouster on Sunday of the campaign's chief strategist, Mark Penn.

But interviews with Mr. Cain's former staff members, volunteers and supporters give a glimpse of a candidate who appeared to show ambivalence toward basic campaign management, which led to problems in hiring, scheduling, fund-raising and messaging.