Sentence examples for chief campaigner from inspiring English sources

On June 9th, at a big party conclave in Goa, Mr Modi was crowned as the BJP's chief campaigner for the 2014 general election.

Betty Thompson, the clinic's ex-director and chief campaigner, says the only way around it is for the girl to obtain a judicial bypass.

After Kennedy's assassination in 1963, President Lyndon Johnson put Shriver in charge of the newly created Office of Economic Opportunity, and he continued there until 1968 as the nation's untitled but effective chief campaigner against poverty.

Florent Morellet, owner of the restaurant that bears his first name and a chief campaigner for the historic district designation, conceded that he himself made residential development appealing by opening a French bistro among the warehouses.

An analysis piece in the Washington Post - helpfully headlined Troubled year gets worse for GOP - points out that while Mr Bush has been the Republican's chief campaigner since 1998 - the year that marked the fall of Newt Gingrich - the other half of the double act was Mr DeLay, who "bent the system to his will and priorities" in congress.

"Every year it rubberstamps the trade in thousands of live animals from Africa, but corruption and a complete disregard for the wellbeing of these animals means that most will suffer mistreatment, and many will experience unimaginable cruelty during their capture and transport," said David Barritt, Network for Animals' chief campaigner.

Yet both men are expected to be the chief campaigners for their respective parties.

"This is an area which was already devastated by the oil companies and what the Peruvian Government has done is just increase the devastation – increased the exploration, increased the production, increased the devastation in this area of the Amazon," said Anders Krogh, chief Amazon campaigner for the Norwegian Rainforest Foundation.

In front of world leaders, business chiefs and campaigners, DiCaprio said: We simply cannot afford to allow the corporate greed of the coal, oil and gas industries to determine the future of humanity.

At the annual meeting, Mike Coupe, the Sainsbury's chief executive, told campaigners he was personally committed to doing a better job on workers' pay.

That races in Washington State, California and Oregon — all traditionally friendly to Democrats — still need visits from the campaigner in chief to energize the base is a sign of how much the political landscape has changed, largely as a consequence of the economic downturn.