Sentence examples for clean up campaign from inspiring English sources
And after years of stalemate, voters are expecting a new Senate to clean up campaign financing and reform redistricting.
They could vow to clean up campaign finance and put in place tough new rules about legislators' outside employment.
Many reforms (like those of 1974 to clean up campaign finance) end up exacerbating other problems or creating new forms of dodgy practice.
In the scattered state-level push to clean up campaign finance, Maine has gone first but Vermont has possibly gone the farthest.
I hope that the bill will prove to be the first critical step in an unremitting effort to clean up campaign finance abuses, which have prevailed far too long, and that the courts will sustain the bill's constitutionality.
Groups trying to clean up campaign fund-raising said that there were significant differences between the events inspired by Aflac and Mr. DeLay's program and that they thought Mr. DeLay's plan was more troublesome.
"It would be fair to say he certainly was a supporter but an exaggeration to say he was an activist or a crusader," said former Senator David L. Boren, Democrat of Oklahoma, a longtime sponsor of legislation to clean up campaigns.
That is why Mr. McCain and Mr. Feingold will be holding a round of public hearings, starting in Arkansas, to keep the public's attention focused on the need to clean up campaigns this year.
What is new so far this year is that the caseload has been much smaller, due in efforts by our partners to help communities dig latrines, organize clean up campaigns, improve hygiene and ensure regular water chlorination".
Clean-up campaigns Young Egyptians also displayed great courage and pride in protecting national treasures.
The municipality must make efforts towards infrastructural provision especially with regards to roads, gutters, and drains in Mabeta, New Town, Motowo, and Church Street and implement clean up campaigns to ensure that these structures are cleaned up and maintained on a regular basis.
