Sentence examples for methodical campaign to from inspiring English sources

The government has yet to rebuild even one of the more than 150 schools leveled by the Taliban in their methodical campaign to prevent girls' education.

Mr. Bruno said the best alternative to a strike would be a strategic, methodical campaign to create a counternarrative to the board's stance.

NASA subsequently played down the notion of life on Mars and instead set out on a methodical campaign to explore the past geology and climate of Mars.

But they say there was no methodical campaign to kill them, and they emphasize that many ethnic Turks died during that period as well.

What might prove most significant is what happened long before the vote: Mr. Gore's methodical campaign to nail down support from unions, Democratic officials and constituency groups.

But she received a grant from the federal Office of Violence Against Women and began to mount a methodical campaign to build up public sympathy in Dallas, especially among influential and wealthy women, mostly wives and mothers.

Pro-union party leaders insist they are biding their time but in private admit something crucial: they still have no coherent or agreed campaign to combat Salmond's methodical drive to independence.

Israel also seems to have prepared better; by all appearances its forces were following a methodical campaign of strikes, even as it tried to win the propaganda war — or at least to do less badly this time, by trying to minimize civilian casualties.

He refused to do homage to Edward, and in 1277 the English king conducted a short and methodical campaign against him.

So the main impact of the straw poll was to confirm that Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, who came second, remains the undeclared race's unofficial front-runner.As in 2008, Mr Romney, who made a fortune in venture capital, is running a measured and methodical campaign.

Adm. Sir Michael Boyce, the chief of the British defense staff, has said the allies should gird for a methodical campaign that might last as long as three or four years.