Sentence examples for front campaigning from inspiring English sources

The administration also pressed ahead on the diplomatic front, campaigning through its envoys around the world to build a solid international coalition of friends and isolate foes in waging what Mr. Bush is bluntly calling war.

Although the three main opposition parties the multi-racial Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), the left-wing, predominantly ethnic-Chinese Democratic Action Party (DAP) and the conservative Islamic Parti Islam sa-Malaysia (PAS)—showed a united front campaigning for electoral reforms in recent months, talks aimed at hammering out seat-allocation pacts for the election have made slow progress.

Wheeling out millionaires such as Taylor Swift and Bono to front campaigns demanding they are paid more rarely gets much sympathy from the public.

She asked one defendant why the group had not spent £15,000 they set aside for the planned occupation on a celebrity such as Cheryl Cole to front campaigns to tackle climate change.

The industry has backed a series of front campaign groups to make it appear that there is widespread opposition to the plan, a practice known in lobbying jargon as "astroturfing".

Labour's shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said on Twitter: "Appalling tweets from UKIP member chosen to front campaign.

2012 Fronts campaign against Scottish independence.

To do so, it mounted a relentless, two-front campaign.

In May, a Kate Garraway-fronted campaign was launched to encourage women to think about having children younger.

He also fronted campaigns for child transport safety and to raise awareness of testicular cancer.

The Army's Fourth Infantry Division was originally scheduled to flow into northern Iraq from Turkey and force Mr. Hussein to face a formidable two-front campaign.