Sentence examples for end campaign from inspiring English sources
Republicans mocked the idea as another exercise in Kerry indecision, and in the end, campaign advisers said the issue became too much of a distraction.
"This is my last stop in California prior to our nation voting," he said to about 100 guests gathered in one of the group's warehouses for donated clothing, "and I can't think of a better way to end campaign in an important state than to come to a place that is founded not on politics but on love".
3 Dec: Occupy Central leaders end campaign and present themselves to police; student protests continue.
Yet much of the success seen by the counter-reformers has come from one man's quest to end campaign finance regulation through litigation.
In the end, campaign spending by opponents of the three justices reached about $7 million, while proponents spent only about $4 million.
Second, with deportations under President Obama outpacing President Bush's tally, Dreamers have launched the Education Not Deportation (END) campaign to help undocumented students fight deportation and stay in school.
Truth be known, many Fed officials (and members of Congress) are enamored with the mandate, as the directive for full employment serves as strategic cover for relentless monetary stimulus on behalf of large banks and their high end (campaign-funding) clientele.
And a low-end campaign of subversion and sabotage would play into Iran's hands — bolstering support for the religious leadership and deepening anti-American Muslim rage".
Mr. Perry is the first of the past and current candidates to file a year-end campaign report with the election commission.
And a low-end campaign of subversion and sabotage would play into Iran's hands bolstering support for the religious leadership and deepening anti-American Muslim rage".
As the president, his top donors and advisers gathered here for year-end campaign briefings, the unruly Republican primary provided a welcome distraction for Democrats who are nervous about the general election.
