Sentence examples for gain campaign from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said that he had sought personal gain — campaign donations, especially — in exchange for making an appointment to the Senate seat and for state policies related to hospitals and a racetrack.

The charges involve a series of situations in which, prosecutors say, he tried to gain campaign contributions or other benefits for enacting legislation, for releasing grant money and for appointing a new senator, as Illinois law requires the governor to do, after Mr. Obama was elected in 2008.

Will the President lend his name to the "No Plane, No Gain" campaign at some point?

"I joined the workshop to gain campaigning skills so that I could prepare a better campaign for the next election," she says.

The challenger had gained campaign cash and political momentum from visits by George Bush, Dick Cheney and other Republican luminaries.

Even if the ideas cannot pass Congress, they say, the president would gain a campaign issue by pushing for them.

Perhaps she concluded there was more to be gained in political capital from opposing bankers than there was to be gained in campaign contributions if she cooperated with them.

Despite the gains from campaign ad dollars, Mr. Lee of KXXV is not budgeting for any new acquisitions of programming or for any additional news reporters.

Mr. Pataki waited a week before responding, mostly because his tracking polls did not show Mr. Golisano gaining ground, campaign officials said.

"Alexi gained momentum," campaign manager Michael Rendina said during a Monday conference call.

In their study they identified success factors such as employee support, understanding of service oriented processes, dissemination of quick gains, marketing campaigns to enhance acceptance and understanding, management support to exert pressure towards change, and training on a larger scale.