Sentence examples for effectively campaigning from inspiring English sources

While effectively campaigning to save Gary McKinnon, this Government knowingly sold Talha Ahsan and Babar Ahmad down the river.

"What's wrong with that?" Karimov's challengers appear to share that view and are effectively campaigning for him.

He claims that after leaving the club, Gillingham "were effectively campaigning covertly against me" by trying to sabotage his career.

Karimov is being castigated by critics for holding a sham election in which his rivals are effectively campaigning for him – but many voters are staunchly in favour of their authoritarian leader clinging on to power.

To that extent – and to that extent only – the home secretary, Alan Johnson, had a point in suggesting that the top drugs adviser whom he dismissed on Friday had strained the limits of his scientific remit, and was effectively campaigning.

"My agent was told by other agents that the job he was doing was an impossible one as they were aware that GFC were effectively campaigning covertly against me with the intention of sabotaging my career".

Attacks by militants during the election season have hobbled the ability of several parties to effectively campaign.

It has also seriously affected our ability to effectively campaign and to represent people on the ground.

The R.N.C. wrote a letter to the General Accountability Office asking for an inquiry into whether Mr. Obama might be using taxpayer resources for what are effectively campaign events.

How can Republicans effectively campaign against big government when the size of government increased by 33% during President George W. Bush's first term, the largest increase in federal spending since Lyndon B. Johnson?

The problem is that this strategy leaves them without an obvious move to make in response to Mr Netanyahu's decision to effectively campaign for a mandate on a promise to block the creation of a Palestinian state.