Sentence examples for context of campaign from inspiring English sources

However, in the context of campaign finance reform legislation, the regulation of the expenditure of money has a direct impact on the exercise of speech.

Two years earlier, in Buckley v. Valeo, the court had held that in the context of campaign finance, money equals speech.

Yet I wouldn't quibble with the President's claim, because I read this line of cases much as he has: to signal that the Court has launched itself on a radical remaking of First Amendment law in the context of campaign finance regulation.

National guidelines for counseling and testing do not recommend particular adaptation of counseling modalities and content to the context of campaigns [ 15, 16].

Yet the upbeat PR was a little too polished in the context of the campaign.

In the greater context of their campaign, perhaps the biggest blow came in stoppage time when Gylfi Sigurdsson chopped down Chris Taylor.

Still, in the context of a campaign, relationships ultimately do not hinge on who likes whom -- or who doesn't.

I'm a day late, but here's my entry: The first thing Governor Bush needs to grasp is the context of his campaign.

In the particularly vicious context of presidential campaign politics, where chaos reigns and nearly everyone seems to have a score to settle, this is asking a lot.

"It is important, not just for the context of this campaign but next year, where we will have qualifiers in July," he said.

The latest trouble comes in the context of a campaign to rid Shenzhen of "underground" lawyers who are not licensed to practice in the city, according to the notice ordering him to stop practicing.