Sentence examples for campaigning stance from inspiring English sources

CNK's campaign director, Dr Peter Saunders said: "This latest move by the BBC is a disgraceful use of licence-payers' money and further evidence of a blatant campaigning stance.

In fact, the bank's website highlights with pride David Barclay the younger, who became a partner in the bank in 1776, and the campaigning stance he took when he found himself the owner of a slave plantation in Jamaica in settlement of a debt.

However we might sympathise with this woman's condition, by deliberately choosing to go public with it she is adopting a campaigning stance, if you like, a subtle form of emotional blackmail aimed at softening opposition to a change in the law".

(One biography claimed that she so feared for her safety because of her campaigning stance and pro-Israel views that she ducked and weaved around the stage during live performances to dodge the shot from any potential assassins in the audience).

"This has been underpinned by a mixture of detailed local editions, strong campaigning stances and up-to-date news and sports coverage".

By providing invaluable cover for Mr Clegg's unexpected readiness to reverse his campaign stance against Tory economic plans, Sir Gus's intervention risks reviving the lack of trust between Labour and Whitehall that so undermined the 1997 Blair administration.

A meeting on Monday between the president-elect and former Vice President Al Gore may have given environmental activists a glimmer of hope that Mr. Trump was moderating his campaign stance.

The government clearly hoped that the announcement would shift the opposition from a protest stance to a campaign stance, and that it would demonstrate to voters and Georgia's international allies that Mr. Saakashvili was committed to democracy and had not chosen an autocratic path.

The government clearly hoped the announcement would shift the opposition from a protest stance to a campaign stance, and demonstrate to voters and Georgia's international allies alike that Mr. Saakashvili, under intense pressure, was committed to democracy and had not chosen an autocratic path.

Clements also reversed his campaign stance against a tax on parimutuel betting, reportedly proposing a three percent tax because he feared a higher rate would be proposed if he did not take the initiative.

Out on a Limb No one missed Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent jab at Mr. Obama when she pointed out campaign stances that he has since set aside.