Sentence examples for changing campaign from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama have backed changing campaign finances.

In the meantime, General Clark's entry is just one factor in a quickly changing campaign.

Mr. Gore said they discussed changing campaign financing, Mr. McCain's signature issue and one that Mr. Gore is also advancing.

One of Mr. Strauss's priorities this year, he said, is to work on changing campaign finance law.

"The system is what the system is," said Tiffany Muller, Mr. Murphy's deputy chief of staff, adding that her boss supported changing campaign finance rules.

Some lawmakers, including members who had received donations from Enron and the accounting industry, said the collapse demonstrated the need for changing campaign finance laws.

And familiar brands are continually changing campaigns, the better to remind vodka devotees they are still around.

"But the product is not on anyone's radar screen," primarily because of the constantly changing campaigns, she added.

PFIZER, aiming to protect Viagra's market share, has been changing campaigns continuously for a couple of years -- maybe too often, some contend.

"With the whole landscape of media changing, campaigns are not the only way to reach people," said Todd Krinsky, vice president for sports and entertainment marketing at Reebok in Canton, Mass.

No matter what the outcome, Paul's success in using Web 2.0 to build momentum online is changing campaigning now, and will continue to do so well into the future.