Sentence examples for principles campaign from inspiring English sources

"Kevin made clear that all members of the military ― regardless of their political party ― sign up to defend and protect the Constitution and its principles," campaign spokesman Brandon Moody told CNN.

The MacBride Principles campaign of the 1980s helped lead to a dramatic shift: a peace process which began in the 1990s and culminated in the signing of peace agreements on Good Friday, 1998.

"Kevin made clear that all members of the military ― regardless of their political party ― sign up to defend and protect the Constitution and its principles," campaign spokesman Brandon Moody told CNN. "But Kevin also believes that the Democrat Party has become unmoored from the Constitution and has lost its way".

Competing against an octogenarian who had lost a leg and tended to ramble when he spoke, the 34-year-old Barbour employed the principle campaign strategy of implying that Stennis was too old for the job while always denying that he was implying any such thing.

But there are many transactions between politicians and donors that occur on the legal side of the line with no explicit promises but that work on the same principle — campaign cash for political favors.

Of course, one of the founding principles of campaign finance reform is to encourage large numbers of small donations from donors of all kinds, while reducing the influence of wealth.

The "principles" on campaign reform from Mr. Bush were a tired repetition of several unacceptable proposals, including an anti-labor provision requiring union members to approve the expenditure of their dues for political purposes.

And he called on his supporters to unite behind the vice president's candidacy for the good of the Democratic Party and the principles he campaigned on in the primaries, including universal health care, gun control and campaign finance reform.

Athlete Ally and the global gay-rights organization All Out are the creators of the Principle 6 campaign, which seeks to draw attention to the anti-discrimination provision in the Olympic Charter, known as Principle 6. (I was on the board of directors of All Out when it was founded).

Already, the Australian bobsled teams have announced partnerships with the Principle 6 campaign.

The clothing retailer American Apparel is sponsoring Athlete Ally's Principle 6 campaign, designed to highlight the International Olympic Committee's professed nondiscrimination policies.