The word "campaigns" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "campaigns" to refer to concerted efforts to bring about a particular change or effect, such as political campaigns. For example: "The environmental organization ran several campaigns to raise awareness of global warming."
According to Eurodad, the coalition of civil society groups that campaigns on debt, there have been 600 sovereign debt restructurings since the 1950s – with many governments, including Argentina for example, experiencing one wrenching write-off after another.
Speaking to the Guardian ahead of this week's half-yearly meeting of the World Bank in Washington DC, Kim said he had been impressed by the energy of the divestment campaigns on university campuses in the US, aimed at persuading investors to remove their funds from fossil fuel companies.
One hundred days ago when all the parties celebrated the start of their 100 days to go until the election campaigns?
"The way the debate is being conducted is so bland and repetitive with three men in grey suits throwing insults at each other, it is turning people off," said Conor McGurran, campaigns and citizenship officer at the student union.
That of Mayawati explicity campaigns for Dalits, while the ruling Samajwadi party is seen by many as representing the Yadav community, once pastoralists.
"If you've got two campaigns essentially arguing the economic and financial viability of Scotland then it broadens the base, it makes that case stronger," Pringle explained.
Past media campaigns have been successful in shifting opinions on both leprosy and HIV affliction.
Iowans relish their status as the first-in-the-nation caucus, and are proud of what they see as their unique peek behind the facade of presidential campaigns to decipher the real candidate.
Further down the fight card, campaigns are fighting to remain alive.
Sainsbury's partnership with British Athletics reflects its wider commitment to inspiring healthy lifestyles for all, and complements grassroots campaigns such as Active Kids and the Sainsbury's School Games.
Ahead of the party's annual conference, which starts today in Brighton, Caroline Lucas said the lack of funds to support campaigns put minority parties on the back foot.
