Sentence examples for deceptive campaign from inspiring English sources

Congress should pass a bill to criminalize deceptive campaign practices.

SunCal, however, claims that Ms. Gallant led a deceptive campaign to kill the development, and it is threatening litigation against her and the city.

"They say they're all for better Medicare, but the point is this is a very, very deceptive campaign," said Representative Rosa DeLauro, Democrat of Connecticut.

Mr. Bush has lately been vigorously denouncing what he says are Mr. McCain's deceptive campaign tactics and has said he is a victim of "guilt by association".

The federal environment minister, Greg Hunt, has accused environment groups of exaggerating threats to the reef, citing Greenpeace for waging a "deceptive campaign" to have it declared "in danger" by the UN.

Mr. Perry, a longtime supporter of George W. Bush, contributed millions of dollars to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, whose intense and deceptive campaign in 2004 was so damaging to the candidacy of John Kerry.

"I think it's a very disturbing pattern of deceptive campaigns and flat-out just lying to voters," Rubio said.

They have regularly gone down to defeat thanks to deceptive campaigns that portray the effort as anti-gun, anti-hunting or anti-fishing.

"I think it's a very disturbing pattern of deceptive campaigns and flat-out just lying to voters," Rubio told reporters, before boarding a flight to the remote town of Elko.

Over the last couple of weeks, the Chicago Tribune has exposed the deceptive campaigns of Big Tobacco and chemical manufacturers that led to the proliferation of this known carcinogen in couches, chairs, nursing pillows and strollers, among other products.

"This is no time to shy away from this fight -- because we're fighting for middle class Americans," said Joe. "We cannot let the extremists and the special interests shout us down, no matter how many millions they spend on deceptive campaigns against us.