Sentence examples similar to devote campaign from inspiring English sources

It really does seem like a success for what has been a very, very devoted campaign".

Who better to devote a campaign to social commerce than the Web site that proclaims itself the world's largest online marketplace?

A case in point is Kraft Singles sliced cheese; Kraft will devote a campaign that begins today to the glorification of the grilled cheese sandwich.

They dwell on the conservative votes they have lost to the UK Independence party, and devote all campaign resources to 40 seats they are trying to retain and 40 more they aspire to gain.

One common Tea Party strategy has been to challenge local Republican committee members in an attempt to steer the party in a more conservative direction; retirees say they have the time to devote to campaigning for these low-level offices and then the running of the party.

Mr. Persson's government lowered that figure from 59percenttwo years agogo, and he has since devoted his campaign promises not to further cuts but to improving the health and education services the taxes go toward.

Unlike Al Gore, Mr Bush devoted a campaign speech to Latin America from which the first sentence of this article is a direct quote.In this section South from Texas Argentina's distant allies and the fiscal gap More surprises in Peru Pinochet climbs down ReprintsThe first test of Mr Bush's promise that Latin America will not be an afterthought will come on trade.

And here, to me, is the strangest thing: for all the trillions of words devoted to campaign 2012, no one even bothers to discuss its size.

The Alaskans for Efficient Government will not say how much money it may devote to its campaign.

Students, not confined to classrooms during the day, can devote hours to campaign work as part of their social studies lessons.

Most politicians believe that is unlikely, although if Mr. Davis were defeated the Democrats would not be able to take victory here for granted, and might be forced to devote money and campaign efforts in the state.