Sentence examples for common campaign from inspiring English sources

A common campaign refrain among presidential hopefuls so far has been the desire to kick lobbyists out of Washington.

Now is the time to intensify our efforts to help lead them in a common campaign to defeat the Islamic State.

Employing a common campaign tactic, a young man from the Clinton campaign trails Mr. Lazio with a small video camera at nearly all of the congressman's appearances, without disrupting them.

Mr. Obama, himself a constitutional lawyer, never tried to defend the literal meaning of his words; apparently he meant either to express a more subtle thought or merely to voice a common campaign point about how judges sometimes overreach.

"That's a very difficult decision for anybody to make, and I understand that," Mr. Bush said, replicating a common campaign dynamic in which a candidate speaks less harshly than his running mate.

The event is linked to the More in Common campaign that was set up by the charity Hope not Hate following the murder of the Labour MP Jo Cox.

While such emails are common, campaigns -- especially those of junior senators just two years in office -- generally have to purchase out-of-state email lists.

It prompted Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, to warn: "Moscow should concentrate on bringing those responsible for the murder of Magnitsky to justice". A cross-party group of MPs who took part in a Commons campaign for so-called "Magnitsky sanctions" introduced last month in the wake of the nerve agent attack in Salisbury, is now writing to Mr Javid to call for his intervention.

One of the key weapons in their Commons campaigning was the brainchild of Labour's Tony Wright.

So far the minimalists and the visionaries have consistently made common cause -- on abortion, campaign finance law, employment discrimination, student speech, race-conscious policies, and much more.

Common Cause favors strong campaign spending regulations, but the debate over them is entirely unrelated to DISCLOSE.