Sentence examples for eliminate campaign from inspiring English sources

Let's eliminate campaign contributions from corporations and unions who want special influence.

Already, the debates have produced moments that have helped to illuminate the campaign, such as the Iowa forum in which Mr. Bush declared that Jesus Christ was the philosopher who most deeply influenced him, and the installment of "Meet the Press" on which Mr. Bradley refused to shake Mr. Gore's hand on his proposal to eliminate campaign commercials.

But since Republicans have more to gain by eliminating campaign restrictions than Democrats do, it unfortunately has become one.

This argument is designed to paint into a corner the five conservative justices, who commonly favor eliminating campaign finance limits, by suggesting that their efforts conflict with the original intent of the framers.

Tens of thousands of dollars came in to help Mr. Barr eliminate his campaign debt, including large checks from the American Bankers Association and PNC Bank, among others.

He sought to take control tonight, at least symbolically, by sending an e-mail message to Mr. Bush, in which he restated his challenge to eliminate all campaign commercials and debate twice a week instead.

warned Thursday that a coming Supreme Court case that could ultimately eliminate certain campaign contribution limits is a "clear danger" that threatens to expand the influence of large and wealthy corporations on elections.

Sheryl will also be putting out a petition for people to sign after the election in order to eliminate the campaign season to six months like other countries do.

This is arguably a more fair system that would increase voter turnout, and ideally help eliminate negative campaigning.

But advocacy organizations on the other side of the issue vow to continue battling to limit or even eliminate such campaigns, and one senator has introduced legislation that would limit the pharmaceutical industry's tax deduction for such advertising.

He promises an anticorruption crusade, to eliminate what his campaign has identified as $900 million in "wasted money" in the Haitian government, and a back-to-the-land program to revive agriculture.