Sentence examples for campaigns necessary from inspiring English sources

But it's easy to question a system that makes such extensive, parent-run financing campaigns necessary for a library and a librarian.

That is certainly true in the House, the bulwark of Tea Party conservatism thanks to the overwhelmingly Republican nature of many of the districts and the less expensive campaigns necessary in them.

Dionne wrote about a young Barack Obama, who artfully explained how the new pinstripe patronage worked: a politician rewards the law firms, developers, and brokerage houses with contracts, and in return they pay for the new ad campaigns necessary for reëlection.

Although, compliance rates of healthcare workers to such act remain low, making the promotion of hand hygiene through several campaigns necessary.

Why is the campaign necessary in the UK?

By continuing to rack up small wins, Cruz is gaining ground on the real estate billionaire, who has failed to shift his focus to the local-level campaigning necessary to win delegates.

Tactical silences and apparently practical political alliances can create tension with the strategic campaigning necessary to turn around a kind of globalisation that is increasing inequality in almost every country, with consequences not only in the west but in Africa, Asia and Latin America, where decent growth rates belie entrenched unfairness.

Celebrity power has definitely been on Abrams's side, but the state house minority leader was also doing the kind of shoe-leather campaigning necessary to win in deep-red Georgia.

Was such a big campaign necessary?

The Iranian government has said its bombing campaigns are necessary to weaken Kurdish guerrillas that strike in Iran and take refuge in Iraq.

Dr. Elliott S. Fisher, the director of the Center for Population Health at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, said the campaigns were necessary regardless of the outcome of the Supreme Court case.