Sentence examples for drafted campaign from inspiring English sources

With Navarro working out of Trump Tower in New York, the duo drafted campaign space policies and published two op-eds in SpaceNews.

All jokes aside, this newly drafted political campaign committee could be the first real step toward a 2020 campaign something Johnson's called "a real possibility".

The key to a successful draft campaign is to maintain an aura of deep reluctance.

Warren has repeatedly made clear that she doesn't plan to run — that's why we're running a draft campaign.

(Williams, who is twenty-five, responded to a draft campaign from fans by saying she was "under-qualified" for the job. She has, it may be worth noting, been on the show more than three times).

Even some center executives said they were uneasy about the organization's politically active role and association with Ms. Pak, who has placed herself at the center of the draft campaign.

She didn't make any real news with what she said (she left open the possibility that she wouldn't turn down a draft campaign if it got to that point at the Republican National Convention, but that doesn't really mean anything); the important thing was that she gave an interview to C.N.N., even though she's a paid contributor to Fox News.

Although Mr. Lee may not have played a direct role in the draft campaign, he has benefited significantly from his connections with the Chinatown Community Development Center, a low-income housing organization that receives millions of dollars in city financing and has a longstanding relationship with Mr. Lee.

"But that's why we're building a draft campaign to show that there is that momentum for her, that there are millions of people nationwide that there is a grassroots, earnest drive to see a real champion on income inequality in this race".

The British high command has helped draft the campaign plan, according to British officials.

But I have a hard time believing that if Obama were in Clinton's shoes today, he would have re-drafted his campaign as a referendum on race.