Sentence examples for longstanding campaign from inspiring English sources

Or is he merely playing for new advantage in his longstanding campaign against the West?

The attack appeared to be part of a longstanding campaign by militants to kill doctors, professors, lawyers and other professionals.

Others dismissed such arguments, saying the recent criticism is just the latest effort in a longstanding campaign to unfairly discredit generics.

But Mr. Bush's proposal is also consistent with his longstanding campaign to get the banks to give money, rather than lend it, to the poorest nations.

A1 Control of the Schools Mayor Giuliani began a new offensive in his longstanding campaign to gain control of the school system.

Consumers tend to think of Dean Witter before most other financial-services companies "because of their longstanding campaign which stuck with a particular theme," he said.

Basically they served as a measure for estimating the size of the group of alcohol users which as a result of longstanding campaigning and severe sanctioning is not very large in any European country [19].

Two "hidden agenda" items - cutting Social Security and cutting taxes on the wealthy - coming from "longstanding campaigns by corporate-backed conservatives to undermine trust in and ultimately defund democratic government" led to the deficit commission's failure, Dave Johnson of CAF argues.

Deficit-fetishism also underscores and bolsters a longstanding insider campaign to cut and partially privatize the Social Security System.

"The distribution of these packs to new mothers at hospitals is part of a longstanding marketing campaign by infant formula manufacturers and implies hospital and staff endorsement of infant formula," wrote the study authors.

There's no single route to regime change, and the US is clearly hoping to use the opportunity of Venezuela's economic problems to ratchet up its longstanding destabilisation campaign.