Sentence examples for pattern of campaign from inspiring English sources

This pattern of campaign donations goes "beyond hypocrisy," said Dr. Liza Gold, a psychiatrist and Georgetown University professor who led an unsuccessful push to get the American Psychiatric Association's PAC to stop giving to pro-gun candidates.

Some of the most stunning incidents appear to constitute a pattern of campaign finance violations, in which Buchanan and his associates solicited campaign contributions and then reimbursed the employees.

Participants covered a range of topics, including lobbying in Congress and in executive agencies; the relationship between patterns of campaign finance and partisan polarization; campaign finance laws, political parties, and special interest influence; and the regulation of lobbying and political money in other advanced democracies.

For all the talk of disunity in the ranks, Sanders supporters have followed the usual patterns of campaigns past.

The candidates' positions on warming reflect the overall pattern of the campaign to date on environmental matters.

"There definitely is a pattern of giving campaign contributions to politicians who support what they want," he said of Wal-Mart.

On January 15th, twenty-eight Protestant ministers and three rabbis in the Columbus area filed a complaint with the I.R.S. charging Parsley's and Johnson's churches and their tax-exempt affiliates with engaging in "a continuing pattern of political campaign activity" and promoting "one particular political party and one specific candidate".

Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh has joined a growing list of politicians who said they are returning thousands of dollars in donations from lawyers at the Boston-based Thornton Law Firm, after a Spotlight Team report on a pattern of questionable campaign contributions.

An ethics advocacy group has filed complaints with two federal oversight agencies, asking officials to investigate what the group describes as a pattern of questionable campaign spending by Rep. Duncan D. Hunter (R-Alpine).

"I think it's a very disturbing pattern of deceptive campaigns and flat-out just lying to voters," Rubio said.

Mr. Lazio in fact attributed news reports on the investments in part to what he called an emerging pattern of negative campaigning by Mrs. Clinton.