Sentence examples for lead to a campaign from inspiring English sources

We hope that will lead to a campaign against all insurgents on that side of the border.

"The question on the minds of many Democrats now is whether a Franken candidacy is going to lead to a campaign in which the challenger's record rather than the incumbent's will be the subject of the campaign," said Lawrence Jacobs, a political scientist at the University of Minnesota.

"We hope that will lead to a campaign against all insurgents on that side of the border, and if that happens, that's a strategic shift that will spill over into Afghanistan," he said.

On KLZ's Grassroots Radio Colorado Friday, fewer than 24 hours after the shooting, host Ken Clark said that he'd "bet money" that the Aurora shooting would lead to a campaign by Obama for the United Nations Small Arms Treaty.

This led to a campaign based on an appeal to the head, rather than the heart, highlighting the economic risks of splitting from the UK.

A flood of special-interest money, courtesy of earlier rulings by Chief Justice John Roberts's court, led to a campaign that many found depressing.

His new fame led to a campaign to award him the Medal Of Honor, but Winters took no part, remaining modest about his achievements.

The epidemic affected about 20,000 American children, born deaf or otherwise disabled, and led to a campaign at the National Institutes of Health to find a vaccine.

The case has led to a campaign to raise awareness of English libel laws, which critics claim can stifle legitimate and open debate about scientific and health issues.

In the 2016 budget the government extended the indexation freeze to 2020, which has led to a campaign by the Australian Medical Association warning it will hit bulk-billing rates.

The NHS campaigner Julie Bailey dedicated her CBE to her late mother, Bella, whose death in 2007 led to a campaign to expose the horrific neglect of patients at Stafford hospital.