Sentence examples for process campaign from inspiring English sources

The Federal Election Commission continues to process campaign finance reports covering activity through March, but one pattern is already clear: which House members are most vulnerable in the eyes of their colleagues.

Clinton had been rumored to be moving up her announcement of a campaign launch after the email scandal broke last week, but sources in Iowa familiar with staffing decisions insisted that the hiring process campaign staffers was well under way.

Though Assemblyman Brodsky is on target as to our need to fix New York State's Constitution in regard to the budget process, campaign finance, education and health care, he does not mention a prime reason for the dysfunction in Albany: the gerrymandering that has virtually guaranteed the re-election of incumbents.

Roberts and her team are traveling across the country for two weeks to speak to people about the democratic process, campaign financing, and will observe how the Fair Elections Act is implemented.

The tobacco bill, for example, is needed because "3,000 kids will start smoking every day, and 1,000 of them will die from smoking-related illness".. And, for all the tilting at windmills, he has a certain mastery of the political process: campaign-finance reform, for example, was sustained as an issue long beyond the patience of Mr Lott and the House Speaker, Newt Gingrich.

For some time, Internet traffic associated with donations that was supposed to go to a company that processes campaign donations instead went to the spoof site, two sources said.

This study uses content analysis of 420 Public Relations Society of America Silver Anvil award-winning campaigns to assess how well the ROPES process of campaign management has been institutionalized into the public relations industry.

In the process, the campaign unleashed a firestorm of protest.

"Refunds are a standard process of campaign committees," Mr. Arzt said.

Mr. Santorum said he competed in New Hampshire because "we wanted to respect the process" and campaign in every state.

A second Feerick proposal involves one of the most shameful aspects of the judicial election process: the campaign contributions to judges.