Sentence examples for committed to campaign from inspiring English sources

As for the broader concerns raised by Ms. Bartoletti and others, Mr. Rosen said, "The governor said he's committed to campaign finance reform, but in order to compete on a level playing field, he's going to compete under the limits set under current law".

In 1996, Hiatt divided half a million dollars among thirty-eight congressional candidates (all of whom were committed to campaign-finance reform).

In 2012, Jonathan Soros, a son of George Soros, the billionaire and liberal donor, raised and spent $2.7 million to help nine candidates committed to campaign-finance reform.

"The governor is deeply committed to campaign-finance reform, but in order to compete on a level playing field, he has to adhere to the limits that are set under current rules," said the spokesman, Jonathan Rosen.

He said he was "fully committed" to campaigning in the state and appearing in debates.

Labour and Sinn Féin have committed to campaigning to repeal the eighth.

Senator McCain is committed to campaigning for reform-minded Republicans across the country".

We are committed to the UK remaining a signatory of the ECHR and committed to campaigning for a remain vote.

An AA spokesman said: "The AA is committed to campaigning for more affordable motoring costs for drivers, at a time when the price of fuel, insurance and taxation has soared".

But he also criticised the "soft Eurosceptic posh Tories who think they should lead the referendum campaign" and who were waiting to see what Cameron's renegotiation strategy with Europe yielded before they committed to campaigning to leave.

But they would then have to say – assuming that the prime minister has successfully negotiated a deal with EU leaders – that the government is committed to campaigning to remain in the EU.