Sentence examples for practical campaigns from inspiring English sources
Activists for women's rights have become more vocal, focusing on practical campaigns such as the right to drive.
A more practical campaign for Abbott Birthers might be to campaign for the removal of the archaic section 44(i) from the Constitution at a referendum.
Grievances over discrimination or foreign policy would be channelled into practical political campaigning.
The clubs can provide a modest practical benefit to campaigns.
How has that knowledge been put to practical use in campaigns?
The other great rhetorical weakness of the Cameron approach is the claim that it is only the extremists who divide people into good Muslims and bad ones, when the whole thrust of the government's policy is to make this distinction itself and to encourage those it thinks of as good Muslims with "practical help, funding, campaigns, protection and political representation".
What that has meant, in practical terms, is campaigns to oppose legislation to lower legal blood-alcohol limits for drivers, stop the implementation of breathalyzer ignition technologies in cars, fight increases in alcohol taxes and push back against sobriety checkpoints.
Mrs. Clinton has no public traveling schedule through the weekend, other than to Washington, reflecting what is, for all practical purposes, a campaign in suspension.
Some GOP leaders have raised constitutional objections, others more direct and practical fears that campaign finance could lead to their losing control of the House.
Despite these practical obstacles, the campaign has helped create a desire for change.
It is now clear that giving to a candidate's PAC is equivalent to giving to his campaign; the leaders of the PAC, for all practical purposes, are the campaign's bag men.
