Sentence examples for charge of campaign from inspiring English sources

I disagree with the response by Richard W. Stevenson, the editor in charge of campaign coverage, that The Times has covered him "pretty thoroughly," in "a qualitative sense".

As the party official in charge of campaign funds in the past two elections, Mr Paxon doled out cash to his colleagues, and could now call in those favours.

Richard Stevenson, the editor in charge of campaign coverage, said: "There is a great degree of angst now among Republicans about their prospects for president and down the ballot.

Richard Stevenson, the editor in charge of campaign coverage, said, "As a parent, I would probably not have responded well if one of my kids had gotten a question like that from any adult, much less a reporter".

"Putting Al Gore in charge of campaign finance reform," Mr. Cheney told Republican senators and contributors at the Senate Majority Dinner, "is a lot like putting Bill Clinton in charge of abstinence".

The first Harrison campaign raised about $1.8 million; Dawes, in charge of campaign spending for the Republicans in 1896, later stated that the McKinley campaign raised just over $3.5 million, though this did not include spending by state and local committees.

Also drafted in was John Sasso, who had been in charge of campaigning at the Democratic National Committee.The change in personnel rarely a good sign seemed to presage a change in strategy.

Other CCF leaders took charge of campaigning in Quebec and the Maritimes.

Mechanic may well face charges of campaign violations, state officials have said.

The judge asked that the jury try to find unanimity on the other five counts, which included conspiracy and other charges of campaign finance irregularity.

Mr. DeLay is under Texas indictment on charges of campaign finance violations and is embroiled in a lobbying scandal in Washington involving a close associate, Jack Abramoff.