Sentence examples for impending campaign from inspiring English sources

He described the impending campaign as part of a battle by Sunnis against Iraq's Shiite leaders and people.

Still, some outlines of the impending campaign are fairly clear.A war will begin with an intense bombardment, probably of unprecedented accuracy.

Despite Pyongyang's open efforts to build nuclear weapons, Mr. Bush played down that threat to keep Americans focused on the impending campaign against Iraq.

"I have got a bit of a stiff neck after the game today, but that should pass in the next day or two," Rooney said, though his general demeanour late on Monday night revealed a growing irritation with the scrutiny associated with England's impending campaign.

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Some, such as Meghan McCain, have argued conversely that Palin's extreme media exposure is a positive thing for her seemingly impending campaign.

Bojack and The Lego Movie franchise launched in 2014, when Trump was dropping hints about his impending presidential campaign.

Max, 36, the ninth child of Robert and Ethel Kennedy, had come to the office of his media consultant, Doug Hattaway, to prepare for his impending Congressional campaign.

Brown, originally from Glasgow, appeared from nowhere when he approached the Lib Dems in November 2004 with an offer of money for Charles Kennedy's impending election campaign.

A final reason for the administration's attempts to forge relations with disparate groups inside Afghanistan is its desire to portray the impending military campaign as a fight against terrorism, and not against the Afghan people or against Islam.

It did not help Annan's case that in unscripted remarks during the same trip he dismissed questions about the way he and his deputies at peacekeeping headquarters had downplayed an astonishingly precise warning about an impending extermination campaign — and plans to kill peacekeepers at the outset — sent to them by the U.N. force commander in Rwanda three months before the genocide began.