Sentence examples for concerning a campaign from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Stephen echoes Lyndon Johnson when ordering the leak of a scurrilous rumour concerning a campaign rival.

But on October 27th, three days after the infamous Vidra presentation, Amazon's ad agency sent T.N.R. an e-mail concerning a campaign for its new political TV show, "Alpha House".

A notable new proposal type concerns a campaign launched by Investors for Opioid Accountability (IOA), a coalition of 30 treasurers, asset managers, faith-based, public and labor funds with more than $1.3 trillion in assets.

Most of the records concerned a campaign to close down an arms factory in Brighton, while others logged his attendance at a trade union conference in 2006 and a demonstration at the Labour party conference in 2007.

So much has the political climate changed that the hurried merger of the Progressive Conservatives (PC) and the Canadian Alliance into a single Conservative Party has created a credible alternative to the Liberals.The turnaround is partly due to the bursting of a sleaze scandal from the Chrétien era, concerning a publicity campaign against separatism in Quebec which degenerated into a slush fund.

Michael Ferguson was approached by the COO of YCCI, Tesheia Johnson, about a new advertisement opportunity for the Yale Shuttles concerning an upcoming campaign about Clinical Research.

"Bibi's rhetoric concerning an election campaign pales in comparison as to the direct threat to the United States of America concerning ISIS". "The president has his priorities so screwed up that it's unbelievable," he added.

Campaign finance experts called the commission's decision its most significant one so far concerning a sweeping new campaign finance law enacted by Congress in 2002.

This paper examines how different ethical positions view various types of animal advocacy campaigns concerning a product made using animals as an input.

He is being questioned about whether he sought inside information from a judge concerning an investigation into campaign funding.

"Alice Munro, Smithh writes, "says that every short story is at least two short stories," and that's certainly true of this one: there's an inward-looking story concerned with finding analogies for stories themselves, and an outward-looking one concerned with a campaign to have Herceptin made available on the NHS.