Sentence examples for irregular campaign from inspiring English sources

Public outrage over the accusations against Bachelet's son served to shift attention away from the Penta case, another corruption scandal involving irregular campaign financing of several deputies and active senators.

A third case over government impropriety and irregular campaign financing involves the world's largest lithium producer, SQM, a company owned by Augusto Pinochet's former son-in-law, Julio Ponce Lerou, and implicates politicians across the political spectrum, including interior minister Rodrigo Peñailillo.

I believe that any major weapons program, in order to remain viable, will have to show some utility and relevance to the kind of irregular campaigns that, as I mentioned, are most likely to engage America's military in the coming decades.And yet America is still throwing loads of money at programmes to build fighter jets, destroyers, and other weapon systems more suited to conventional warfare.

The Gulshan attack was the latest in an irregular killing campaign carried out by alleged violent extremist groups.

However, outcomes of the highly segmented and irregular antitobacco campaign are questionable.

Get an irregular movement down.

The Russian forces in South Ossetia failed to stop irregulars conduct a campaign of ethnic cleansing against Georgian villages, entailing looting, rape, hostage-taking, and arbitrary arrest.

Air power has been used to greatest effect in such campaigns only indirectly: to gather intelligence, move troops or maintain communication.And as others besides the Israelis have found, trying to wage an air campaign against irregular forces is especially vulnerable to the backlash that invariably arises as civilian casualties mount.

A few army divisions, a handful of police units and some irregular fighters support the campaign and help hold land.

He also stops to note, in his discussion of the Napoleonic Wars, the first stirrings of a new kind of conflict, in which spontaneously organized, irregular forces carried out campaigns of ambush and harassment.

More than half (60%) of our respondents believed there is too little screening because campaigns are irregular (85% of gynecologists).