Sentence examples for issues campaigning from inspiring English sources

She says that "celebrities can show the way by sensitising people to social issues, campaigning for causes or being part of fund-raisers".

Santorum has become synonymous with social issues, campaigning hard on his religious values, perhaps as a way to distinguish himself from other GOP candidates.

In my piece for Sunday's Observer, I examine the way food issues campaigning became hot, and the downsides to celebrity endorsement.

Holding those responsible for sexual violence accountable means acknowledging the terrifying fact that violence against women is deeply ingrained in and normalised in our culture: education about the issues, campaigning for the rights of those affected, and continued vigilance about the behaviour we do not condone in our organisation is the only way forward.

Claus-Brunner had, among other issues, campaigned for more transparency in the privatisation of Berlin's public waterworks.

In the 2001 election campaign the opposition Conservatives, convinced that voters were exercised about the issue, campaigned on a fiercely anti-EU platform.

It was one of several revenue-generating social and environmental issues campaigns run by the enterprise in the last year.

Historically, nothing — not social issues, campaign advertisements or gaffes — has influenced voters more heavily than the direction of the economy in an election year.

Real issues (campaign finance reform, prosecuting torture, America's role as cop of the world) can't even get into the media.

Clooney's participation in public issues, campaigns, and social activism, is well documented.

Abby Witt, OFA's deputy national issues campaign director, is being promoted to managing director.