Sentence examples for campaigning trade from inspiring English sources

A fighting, campaigning trade union will always do the best that we can for our members, and that's the policy of RMT in a nutshell.

GMB, a campaigning trade union in Britain, called for a protest against Blackstone on Thursday in London, arguing that the private equity firm had been "instrumental" in Southern Cross's financial troubles.

Among them were Stop The War, the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign, trade unions and several opposing government cuts.

While campaigns trade shouts of witchcraft, socialism, greed, radicalism (on both sides), warriors and their families have a right to ask, "What about us?" If this is an election about a new direction for the country, why doesn't some candidate speak up for equal sacrifice on the home front as well as the front lines?

Just because a campaign trades in racism doesn't mean that the country is racist.

Late into the evening, the Bush and McCain campaigns traded accusations of sinister telephone calls.

While the candidates tried to stay above the fray, their campaigns traded attacks, and their harsh advertisements continued to run.

Bill Bradley's presidential campaign trades on his fame from his championship seasons with the New York Knicks in the 70's.

For more than a month, the Gingrich and Santorum campaigns traded calls for the other to withdraw so conservatives could unite behind a single alternative to Mr. Romney.

The two campaigns traded barbs as a new Quinnipiac University poll was released showing Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Green locked in a statistical tie for the lead.

Still, inevitably in the final days of the race, the campaigns traded accusations of dirty tricks by way of phone calls to voters.