Sentence examples for forms of electioneering from inspiring English sources

But most Americans are convinced that this is the reality: in a 2013 poll by the Brennan Center and Justice at Stake, almost nine out of ten people said that donations to a judge's campaign and so-called independent spending on TV ads and other forms of electioneering have "some" or "a great deal" of influence over the judge's decisions on the bench.

Of course, Erdogan's statements are in and of themselves a form of electioneering.

But when I made "Hillary: The Movie" in 2008, the Federal Election Commission argued that, unlike Moore's film, it was a form of "electioneering" and that I couldn't show it during an election season— the very time that free speech matters most.

Regardless of your views on Blatter, his comments are important – whether it is merely his own form of electioneering or genuine empathy for women.

As a former classics scholar, Johnson is certainly aware that this political subtext to the Games of the Olympiad is as old as the event itself – which of course predates the ancient Roman form of electioneering satirised by Juvenal as "panem et circenses".

The impeachment also has a strong whiff of electioneering.

David Cameron made his own face the apex of the Conservative Party's first burst of electioneering.

THE Cambodian prime minister, Hun Sen, claims not to get involved in the cut and thrust of electioneering.

A GMB spokesman said: "Kevin strongly refutes any allegation of electioneering.

After a week of electioneering around the budget most bloggers felt decidedly unmoved.

In the age of Instagram and viral videos, Huckabee spoke up for "the old-fashioned way" of electioneering.