Sentence examples for environment campaign from inspiring English sources

It has also signed up to the 10 10 environment campaign.

In this insanely intense environment, campaign colleagues become intimate friends and we are all driven by each other's adrenaline.

But that is unlikely because of the current make-up of the commission and the regulatory environment, campaign finance lawyers and watchdog groups said.

"This is as much about environmental leadership as about innovation," said Stef Cornelis, the cleaner and safer trucks officer at the Transport and Environment campaign group.

Ms Graham, 25, a receptionist at environment campaign group Friends of the Earth, said: "The water is pretty much gone now and they are clearing up mud everywhere - all the silt and stuff has come out of the drains.

These memberships have allowed him to help direct tens of millions of dollars in grants over the years to groups that championed the environment, campaign finance reform, gun control and other causes supported by the liberal network he was cultivating.

This is especially the case for environment campaigns that aim to engage and mobilise large numbers of people, as the No KXL pipeline campaign experienced in February.

Questions about the health of presidential hopefuls are hardly new to this campaign, but long before the exacting scrutiny of the modern media environment, campaigns were often able to suppress information about the ailments of candidates.

The Borks packed up their three children, Robert Jr., Charles and Ellen, and moved to New Haven, where he pursued his conservative ideas in a deeply liberal environment, campaigning for the Republican and archconservative Barry Goldwater's election to the presidency in 1964.

They have contributed wickedly funny and evidence-based remarks: "Mistakes happen... no one wants to eat a foam and fibreglass sandwich" - proof, if needed, that environment campaigning doesn't have to be po-faced.

The 'grandaddy' of conservation groups Founded by the socialist architect, designer and writer William Morris, the SPAB is the world's oldest environment campaigning group, the "grandaddy" of all conservation organisations, preceding the National Trust, for example, by nearly 20 years (the Trust's founder Octavia Hill was a SPAB member).