Sentence examples for neutral campaign from inspiring English sources

The plan, entitled the Gun Neutral campaign, was created by Carl McCrow.

But this issue has divided our state, and by connecting right-to-work to Pure Michigan, it politicizes a distinctly positive, politically neutral campaign that encourages state pride.

Race also didn't play any role in the 2008 campaign in equal part because Obama ran an astoundingly measured, appealing, race neutral campaign that kept the focus squarely on the issues of the Bush administration's towering failures, the economy, the financial mess, and he sold a majority of Americans that he could bring a much needed directional change in government.

In many ways, the carbon-neutral campaign mimics other efforts that use markets to save the environment.

In fact, to many environmentalists, the carbon-neutral campaign is a sign of the times — easy on the sacrifice and big on the consumerism.

For nearly a year, as the fight for the Democratic presidential nomination wound through Iowa and New Hampshire, Mr. Obama has strived to run a race-neutral campaign.

Mr Davis won wide notice for running a "post-racial" campaign, but there's clearly something amiss with the system if a black candidate is required to eschew black organisations to run a race-neutral campaign; obviously no one would think of demanding that a white candidate eschew the support of white ones.

How then to compete against Obama, who has -- as Al Sharpton recently complained -- run a race-neutral campaign?

In addition to the celebrities — Leo, Brad, George — politicians like John Edwards and Hillary Clinton are now running, at least part of the time, carbon-neutral campaigns.

Called Indivisible, it was written by "former congressional staffers who witnessed the rise of the Tea Party," and it repurposes their successful tactics: spread protesters throughout a town hall to project broad consensus, look friendly or neutral so campaign staffers choose you to ask questions, refuse to give back the mic until the representative has given a substantive answer.

The example of Senegal (and, indeed, the strongly worded, morally neutral advertising campaigns conducted in many western countries in the 1980s), shows the value of early action as surely as do Dr Anderson's models.To tackle the third element of those models the length of time that somebody is infectious really requires a vaccine.