Sentence examples for defining campaign from inspiring English sources
Instead, the race for ratings is defining campaign coverage as never before.
Other Democrats said they did not see the fight resonating strongly outside New York and did not expect it to become a defining campaign issue.
In a year with few zesty causes, overhauling managed care has become a defining campaign issue for a growing number of candidates, mostly Democrats.
WASHINGTON — To the long list of rich-guy foibles that turned into defining campaign moments — John Edwards's $400 haircut, John Kerry's kite-surfing, John McCain's inability to remember how many homes he owns — let us now add Newt Gingrich's $500,000 revolving line of credit at the luxury jeweler Tiffany & Company.
This, in turn, assists in defining campaign KPIs and optimization.
But these were just the precursors for his defining campaign on forced abortions, which ultimately contributed to his imprisonment and raised his international profile.
At 17, he found himself at the Battle of Teruel, one of the defining campaigns of the civil war.
Chris Wall, executive creative director of the Ogilvy New York office, said the idea for a 2009 version of the campaign that was "one of the defining campaigns for Ogilvy & Mather" came in discussions among executives of Ogilvy New York, the tourism organization and the Ogilvy affiliate agency in Puerto Rico, De La Cruz & Associates.
Candidates at all levels of government should speak their minds unafraid that their speech might make them subject to penalties under some poorly defined campaign finance rule.
Provided this fight is about defeating Isil, not regime change, Britain should play a full part with its allies in a clearly defined campaign to destroy this menace.
Use in an ad: Between £300,000 and £400,000 would not be uncommon for the rights to the original recording for a defined campaign period, possibly doubling if its use is exclusive.
