Sentence examples for fiercely campaigning from inspiring English sources

Republicans, expecting a bonanza from business donors, have been fiercely campaigning against the executive order.

Since neither is fiercely campaigning for rural America, there is little Washington debate on the injustice that has been leveled on our people.

With no one in the government in clear control of a policy toward Microsoft, the company and AOL Time Warner, along with their surrogates, have been fiercely campaigning in Congress and before regulators in a largely behind-the-scenes battle over Microsoft's new operating system, Windows XP.

Shireen Jamil, a former model who fiercely campaigned for the new law, told The Express: "This figure is unacceptable.

He reluctantly scheduled a vote on British independence in 2016, then fiercely campaigned against it.

Regardless of one's opinion of constitutional recognition and reform, it cannot be argued that these women have fiercely campaigned in changing Indigenous Australian representation.

The Congress Party is campaigning fiercely in Gujarat on development issues and has already promised low-cost housing to poor and working women, including free land, and free laptops to all students who enter college.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker won election in 2010, in large part by campaigning fiercely on limited government.

A new Gallup poll suggested Monday why Republicans running in some of the most contested U.S. Senate races this year will be campaigning fiercely against President Obama, even as their Democratic counterparts strive to make the races about anything but him.

Most of the candidates have been campaigning pretty fiercely through messages on TV and radio and in newspapers.

ACCURACY Mr. Paul has run a fiercely antiwar campaign, but he is not the only presidential candidate who has said he would completely withdraw troops from Iraq.