Sentence examples for delay campaign from inspiring English sources

The decision by Speaker J. Dennis Hastert to further delay campaign finance reform is a blow to America's democracy.

The "do not delay" campaign reached its heyday in the 1940s, when through lectures, newspaper articles, posters and public health films, doctors exhorted people to survey their bodies for cancer warning signs like breast lumps, irregular bleeding and persistent hoarseness.

Meanwhile, the apparent improved cancer survival rates — a result of more people receiving diagnoses, many for cancers that were not lethal — seemed to prove the effectiveness of the "do not delay" campaign, as well as radical cancer surgery.

The tropical downpours would delay campaigning for another 2 months.

The referendum was kept off the November 2012 ballot because of a delaying campaign coordinated by Orange County commissioners working with big business, including ALEC member Darden Restaurants, the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Disney and others.

Coke, as Speaker of the House of Commons (whose job was to schedule any bills), conducted a delaying campaign, first suggesting that the bill was too long to be read in the morning and then that it be delegated to a committee; both suggestions were voted down by the Commons.

In 1994, he managed DeLay's campaign for Majority Whip, and, after DeLay won, he became chief deputy whip.

Since the energy legislation sharply divided the two parties and is likely to attract a barrage of amendments, that could delay the campaign finance vote for weeks.

Democrats, who are already making Mr. DeLay a campaign issue, have planned press briefings for Thursday morning to discuss the matter.

But Mr. McCain made quite clear in debate that it was directed straight at Mr. Lott and was a repudiation of his quiet delay of campaign finance legislation.

And in recent weeks, he has signaled that he might delay his campaign pledge to roll back tax cuts on the wealthy put in place under Mr. Bush.