Sentence examples for extra campaign from inspiring English sources

But the extra campaign in the middle of an election year has done little to sway anyone's thoughts about the two political parties.

So he took to the air, hopscotching across western Iowa in a helicopter to squeeze in two extra campaign stops -- and he even took the controls.

Each party will have to campaign all over again, which will leave the smaller parties at a significant disadvantage to the others, which may have deeper pockets to fund an extra campaign.

It seemed that the encouraging movement in the opinion polls had convinced Miliband and his team that they were on course for a narrow victory with or without extra campaign advice.

Given current polls and the extra campaign exposure the Lib Dems are enjoying, it is hard to see Nick Clegg's party coming out too far short of the 62 seats of 2005.

New York City's efforts to recoup taxpayer money it has awarded to candidates running for office have been hampered over the years by delays, legal fights, poor record-keeping and the plain defiance of some candidates determined not to give back extra campaign cash.

The program has already scheduled extra campaigns in all of the Red List countries.

Both campaigns have made an extra effort to steal each other's core supporters.

City & Guilds is today launching Million Extra, a campaign aimed at helping 1 million people start an apprenticeship between now and the summer of 2013.

Mr Blair was joined by Olympic legend Sir Steve Redgrave and a host of other stars to give the charity's Go The Extra Mile campaign a real kick-start.

Moreover, since she has no registered party of her own, her involvement will not ensure any extra free campaign slots on television, which tend to have a big impact on Brazilian elections.Nor can she guarantee that her supporters will transfer their votes to Mr Campos.