Sentence examples for consequence of campaign from inspiring English sources

Unregulated money to the parties -- so-called soft money -- and deceptive independent ads are the unintended consequence of campaign finance reform itself.

An unintended consequence of campaign finance reforms being considered in the U.S. Congress is that they may usher in the era of Internet campaigning, as political operatives seek new ways to reach voters and skirt soft-money rules.

But the Conservatives could yet live to regret the consequence of campaigning on the supposed poisonous embrace offered by Sturgeon to Miliband - because it brings the risk for the UK of constitutional and economic crisis.

The vacuum created by McCain-Feingold served to empower renegade third party groups, one of the many unintended consequences of campaign finance reform.

Because that is the first consequence of this campaign.

"We know that changes have happened as a direct consequence of this campaign," Mr Rossi said.

Professor Tobin added that the recent debacle was the "foreseeable consequence of putting campaign finance in the tax code".

Researchers say this is a benign consequence of a campaign to put babies to sleep on their backs.

On Thursday Britain could choose to become the first nation to leave the European Union, the consequence of a campaign dripping in bigotry and the scapegoating of migrants.

Rather, what we're seeing is the consequence of a campaign strategy (or lack thereof) that has been focused on winning round swing voters in target seats at the expense of all else.

One unexpected consequence of the campaign was that Shia leaders had begun to worry that through the ever-increasing awakening the US was creating a Sunni army that would eventually overthrow them.