Sentence examples for fringe campaign from inspiring English sources

Next week, McKibben will describe how the cause of divestment is moving rapidly from a fringe campaign to a mainstream concern for banks and fund managers.

This is why the divestment movement has changed from being a fringe campaign to something every responsible fund manager can no longer ignore.

As Sanders said at a Monday night rally in San Francisco: "When we began our campaign, our ideas were considered a fringe campaign and fringe ideas.

A fringe campaign effort?

Pleasance, Underbelly, and Assembly all responded the first two respectively saying they meet "national minimum wage regulations" and pay staff "in accordance with government regulations"—but none would give specifics of the Fair Fringe campaign and its demands.

"I think it is a very serious problem that would arise if he is president," said Fred Karger, a gay rights activist from California who is running a fringe campaign for the Republican nomination.

The title follows Sanders's 2016 book, Our Revolution, which outlined how his campaign blossomed from a "fringe" movement to a realization of a full-fledged political philosophy.

Nobody expected that a "fringe" presidential campaign with "no money, no political organisation" would then go on to win 13 million votes in the Democratic primaries and see more than 1.4 million people attending campaign rallies.

The stunt came as it emerged that student activists on the radical fringe of the campaign against the government's education cuts will be the target of a national police intelligence operation.

But it is far from peace: poverty is rampant, society is polarized and men with guns linger at the fringes of her campaign stops.

Thirty-five yeafterfter his death, the first unabridged performance of John Lennon's nonsense poetry will take place at the Edinburgh festival fringe after a crowdfunding campaign reached its target.