Sentence examples for constitutional campaign from inspiring English sources

He was then the first beneficiary of Anthony Wedgwood Benn's successful constitutional campaign to disclaim his own peerage, somewhat to the discomfiture of Benn and other Labour MPs.

When he wrote his own book about the constitutional campaign, "The End of Obscenity," in 1968, The New York Times's reviewer said the title was entirely apt.

The struggle for women's suffrage in early 20th-century Britain is embedded nowhere as deeply as in London, which in 1906 became the epicentre of both the constitutional campaign and militant movement, after Pankhurst moved the Women's Political and Social Union (WSPU) to the capital.

Liberals liked the suffragists of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS), which admitted men as members too and was led by Millicent Garrett Fawcett, who engaged in quiet, constitutional campaigning.

They also warn that the categorisation carries echoes of the cold war, when the security services monitored constitutional campaigns such as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and the Anti-Apartheid Movement because alleged subversives or communists were said to be active within them, although they said the organisations themselves were not subversive.

But that does not discourage Derek Cressman, director of the Common Cause Campaign to Reverse Citizens United, who said a constitutional amendment campaign will help the larger campaign finance movement -- not hurt it.

Maynard says he wants a treaty now for Indigenous Australia, and does not support the current constitutional recognition campaign.

Lessig is an seminal thinker in constitutional law, campaign finance, political corruption, and copyright and technology law.

In the wake of the Supreme Court decision, there was a flurry of interest in a constitutional amendment campaign.

"What we're doing this summer is getting the entire congressional delegation, as much as possible, in the states that passed resolutions to support an amendment," said Aquene Freechild, senior organizer for Public Citizen's constitutional amendment campaign.

While the State of Reconciliation in Australia Report remains optimistic citing milestones like Kevin Rudd's 2008 apology to the stolen generation and the ongoing constitutional recognition campaign as signs of progress it also makes clear that reconciliation in Australia is still a very theoretical thing.