Sentence examples for high level campaign from inspiring English sources
Nangiria paid tribute to a "very sophisticated, high level" campaign that was mounted in defence of the Masai with the help of methods old and new.
These political leaders, their high level campaign officials and the party's financial backers have never had it so good.
Of course, this requires high level campaign people with direct access to the candidates who have the institutional memory and judgment and smarts and rapport to work with him closely.
"In truth and in fact… Papadopoulos understood the Professor to have substantial connections to high-level Russian government officials and that the Professor spoke with some of those officials in Moscow before telling defendant Papadopoulos about the 'dirt.'" The plea also describes how Papadopoulos kept at least two "high level campaign officials" abreast of his efforts.
"Watergate has escalated into charges of a high-level campaign of political sabotage and espionage apparently unparalleled in American history".
The figures are especially dire within a sub-class of this group, whom high-level campaign staffers have promised to sue.
Mr. Ford, 39, has hired a New York-based public relations consultant, and is reaching out to other potential high-level campaign operatives.
The policy was released after the departures of two high-level campaign officials, Doug Goodyear, who was supposed to head up the Republican National Convention, and Doug Davenport, who was to be a regional campaign manager.
And they have conducted a high-level campaign of shuttle diplomacy to try to persuade other countries, like China, Japan and South Korea, to buy less oil and demand discounts from Iran, in compliance with the sanctions.
There was a high-level campaign to remove Warsi before last month's reshuffle, particularly after she appeared on ITV's The Agenda and posed with a mock front page about the "Eton Mess" at the top of the government.
The high-level campaign to persuade Mr. Christie to run came to typify the unease that the party's establishment and donor wings still have with the slate of candidates in the running.
