Sentence examples for place campaign from inspiring English sources

One of the Democratic National Committee's initiatives under Dean has been to place campaign field workers in every state rather than to concentrate resources where the Party's chances seem most promising — in particular so-called "red states" on the electoral map that may be leaning Democratic.

A federal judge on Friday upheld New York City's policy prohibiting public school teachers from wearing political buttons in the classroom, but said the teachers could place campaign material into colleagues' mailboxes and hang posters on bulletin boards maintained by their union, as long as they were in areas off-limits to students.

Facebook's mobile-only user base recently reached half a billion, and with new advertising platforms popping up all over the place, campaign managers can reach their target audience virtually every step of the way.

We have entered the era where candidates routinely announce their candidacy, try out and place campaign ads, and raise tens of millions of dollars online.

In the first place, campaigns rarely do as much to alter the underlying state of the parties as those involved in them like to think.

Once that identity layer is in place, campaigns need an activity layer to actually organize people for electoral success.

While executive power still rotates between the traditional left and right, the far-right Front National (FN) remains in third place, campaigning against "Islamisation" and the euro.

Once the MEPs are in place, campaigning for September's independence referendum in Scotland will be entering its final months, with potentially huge implications for both Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Helium has been injected into Mr. McClintock's third-place campaign for governor after the five leading candidates' debate on Wednesday, in which he appeared knowledgeable and statesmanlike, the picture of conservative rectitude, at least in comparison to the "I Love Lucy" episode put on by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Arianna Huffington.

Mr. McCain, whom Mr. Bush defeated for the Republican presidential nomination in 2000, placed campaign reform at the center of his presidential race.

A: (Stuart Elliott) The commercial for AT&T, titled "Backpackers," is part of the "More bars in more places" campaign for its wireless operations.