Sentence examples for provide campaign from inspiring English sources

The unions provide campaign know-how in US elections.

It had failed to provide campaign workers coverage under the workers compensation law.

Indeed, Tanaka came to symbolize the rise of "money politics," as election campaigns became increasingly expensive and faction leaders—expected to provide campaign funds to their followers became heavily entangled in questionable financial relationships.

It makes more sense to please party bosses, who nominate candidates for their next position, or other interests such as unions, business or the media, which provide campaign funds or support.

Your Aug. 7 editorial "Broadcasting Local Politics" did not mention the free media of nearly 5,000 public, educational and government-access TV channels that provide campaign and election coverage for millions of viewers across the United States.

Special interests and corporations will gladly provide campaign funding in exchange for a politician's loyalty.

The list of party achievements is part of a concerted effort to improve communication between the party and its membership, as well as to provide campaigning material for the election.

Jesse Contario is a Senior Analyst at Momentum Analysis, where he develops qualitative and quantitative research instruments, works with clients, and analyzes data to provide campaigns with strategic advice.

"Federal law clearly establishes that licensed broadcasters have a legal obligation to provide campaigns access to public airwaves for use in communicating with voters.

Mooney provides campaign advice to SDLP.

Prior to 1975, Arizona provided campaign materials only in English, despite the large Spanish-speaking population.