Sentence examples for extreme campaign from inspiring English sources

Many of the left-wing presidents in the region have not delivered "on their more extreme campaign promises" claims Naim.

And of course extreme campaign spending has contributed to extreme partisanship, the left seeing little merit or valor in just about anyone on the right, the right seeing the whole world with a tunnel vision that's extremely eerie.

Hellawell, though, is jolly angry about the "extreme campaign" that has been "waged" against Sports Direct by the media, politicians and trade unions: "I begin to question whether this intense scrutiny is all ethically motivated".

On the front page, the paper reported, "President-elect Donald J. Trump on Tuesday tempered some of his most extreme campaign promises, dropping his vow to jail Hillary Clinton, expressing doubt about the value of torturing terrorism suspects and pledging to have an open mind about climate change".

It remains to be seen whether Duterte will follow up on his many extreme campaign promises to wipe out crime.  .

This seems to indicate that SNS was overshadowed by the more activist and extreme campaign of Kotleba and his ĽSNS.

Riled conservatives who resented the characterization of being branded as extreme, campaigned full-throttle for U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater (R-AZ), an unreserved conservative who called for the party to move to the right.

AT&T is also bringing to the "NYC extreme local" campaign elements of a national campaign it is sponsoring to help promote the coming film from Summit Entertainment, "The Twilight Saga: New Moon".

And the "extreme local" campaign covers more than twice as many businesses that accept American Express cards than a typical Restaurant Week promotion.

In the last year, Corbyn's leadership has been battered by the most relentless and extreme media campaign against a mainstream politician in modern British history.

Trump was not asked about his proposals on Sunday, but did rule out internment camps for Muslim Americans; the anchor's reference to a concept not realized in the US since the second world war reflected how extreme the campaign has become.