Sentence examples for conception of a campaign from inspiring English sources
Whether this was to fulfill his conception of a campaign pledge or simply because he could not allow underlings to grab the spotlight – even for a moment – was unclear.
The COI commissioned an interactive mobile drama as part of a campaign designed to halve the child conception rates of under-18s in the UK, the highest in Europe, by 2010.
As Mr Clayton argues, the conception of this final campaign was brilliant.
Bob Bauer, who served as White House counsel under Barack Obama, noted, in a piece for JustSecurity.org, that the Supreme Court has upheld campaign-finance restrictions on foreigners because of the importance of citizenship in preserving "the basic conception of a political community".
This conception of morally justified coercion therefore involves no conception of a moral community among persons.
Right now, it's clear that the traveling press corps' conception of what constitutes "successful campaign reporting" involves a two-step process that begins with "achieving the closest possible geographic position to the candidates" and ends with "hoping that something happens". Maybe the candidate will incorporate a new sound bite into the mix.
The charges of liberal hypocrisy seem premised on a conception of tolerance with a lowercase "t".
The consequence has been an emaciated conception of reason and a hobbled conception of critique.
