Sentence examples for campaign which would be from inspiring English sources

The expenses are independent and not coordinated with the Obama campaign, which would be illegal.

The Poetry Society is said to be seeking a financial sponsor for the campaign, which would be a prerequisite.

The ad campaign, which would be the biggest single purchase yet in the Republican primary this year, was notable also for a stealth bait-and-switch move.

And he has made no mention of the need for "restraint" from Israel in its bombing campaign, which would be interpreted as an American effort to pressure Israel.

And Labor Day is traditionally considered the start of the most intense period of a fall campaign, which would be another bad time for Trump to make a radical power grab.

They are proposing debates during the campaign which would be screened in each nation and be available across the UK.

Tankersley: What you're describing here is a Trump campaign that is running what we could charitably call a "throwback" strategy to the days when television dominated campaigns — which would be what, the early '90s, at the very latest?

Thursday's decision is likely to energize the debate over public financing of campaigns, which would be a healthy result.

The complaint, filed with the Justice Department and the FEC, says there's "reason to believe" that the alleged payment to Clifford was an "unreported in-kind" campaign contribution, which would be a violation of campaign finance law.

They asserted that they had caught the senator using tax dollars to fly around the state to raise campaign cash, which would be illegal, and turned their findings over to The New York Times.

This includes the postage cost of campaign literature, which would be incurred by Whitehall and local authorities.