Sentence examples for dubious campaign from inspiring English sources

Today's political cartoon, by Charles Barsotti, involves a dog accepting some dubious campaign contributions.

At a time when Washington was churning with stories about dubious campaign contributions from wealthy Asian businessmen, the investigators paid particular attention to Mr. Chang.

In an age of pollsters, dubious campaign financing and image manipulation, Germany has abruptly produced an antiheroine as the new leader of its main conservative political force.

In 2008, a customer at a breakfast spot in Appalachia, or a worker at a union office in Columbus, is able to repeat the latest dubious campaign sound bites within days, if not hours.

And we have noted the president made what we called a "foolish, dubious" campaign promise with a huge asterisk — that premiums would be $2,500 lower than they would have been without the law.

They were well financed, well supplied and enthusiastically in favor of his legally dubious campaign to reclaim from France his "just right and inheritances," a vast territory stretching from its southern border with Spain to Calais in the north.

Still, its political shortsightedness is astounding, and the idea that we would revert to the unsuccessful immigration-control methods of a dubious 1954 campaign is absurd and depressing.

Another criticism of single member district representation is that it encourages parties to pursue dubious electoral campaign strategies.

In April 1996, the Governor announced that the state would no longer engage in the brilliant but morally dubious ad campaigns that had helped make New York's lottery one of the most profitable in the country.

Some of these foundations have eventually come to regret many of their dubious advocacy campaigns; the Rockefeller Foundation's imprudent support for population control in India is just one example.

Mr. Williams finds the current emphasis on foreign policy in the New York Senate campaign dubious.