Without the campaign's knowledge, his supporters began to talk and raise funds through Meetup and Deanspace.In this section The end of the dream?
The former chancellor was calling for a full inquiry into allegations that people were signed up to the Labour Party without their knowledge by supporters of Unite the union as it sought to control the selection of the next MP for Falkirk.
The former chancellor Alistair Darling has called for a full inquiry into allegations that people were signed up to the Labour Party without their knowledge by supporters of Unite, as it sought to control the selection of the next candidate for Falkirk.
Envision Al Gore, hand reverently over his heart, swearing no knowledge of his supporters' huge buys of late-campaign blasts.
Ross Perot ran on an anti-Washington campaign in 1992, and won nearly nineteen per cent of the vote despite his supporters' knowledge that he had no chance of winning or picking up a single seat in Congress.
While the coalition of unions backing Mr. Obama may be the larger, Mrs. Clinton has also had the benefit of Gov. Ted Strickland's operational knowledge and his supporters in the state.
A large, sophisticated nonprofit recently ran a trial, testing their own knowledge of their supporters.
Their candidate knew the rules when he decided to run in the Democratic primary and hopefully he shares that knowledge with his supporters.
Semi-structured questionnaires were used to assess whether key elements of the PCT approach were being implemented, to evaluate supporters' knowledge, to capture opinions on factors contributing to treatment completion, and to assess how treatment completion was measured.
We know this of any prospective flare-ripper: either he (and invariably it will be a he) is a) an attention-seeking idiot or somebody that wilfully desires to damage football, acting outside the knowledge of active supporter groups; or b) somebody known to supporter groups either tacitly or knowingly encouraged to challenge or embarrass the governing body.
