Sentence examples for questions campaign from inspiring English sources

Regardless, the election commission tends to give committees the benefit of the doubt on these kinds of questions, campaign finance lawyers said.

• The most recent addition to the questions campaign is a commercial that mocks how people use smartphones "to do dumb things," among them giving themselves a "brostache," a virtual mustache.

NBC chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd described the kinds of questions campaigns mull over ahead of debates.

The appeals court rejected that claim, ruling that Maine can require organizations to decide whether a "reasonable listener would understand their advocacy as an invitation to contribute to a specific ballot question campaign".

He would want to bar EU citizens without a British passport from voting in it and to agree the wording of the question, campaign spending limits and monitoring of media coverage.

We are planning work in marginal constituencies that will build on our 2010 Ask the Climate Question campaign, which sought to raise the profile of climate change in marginals in the run up to the last general election.

"Civic society" hasn't had time to finance and organise a coherent second question campaign, so although voters intuitively want choice, the "halfway houses" don't yet seem very real.

I do hope, however, the backlash of fed-up vegetarians will make people question campaigns like this in the future - and why there are such double standards for groups with different beliefs, even if one worships Quorn.

Bob Fertik, the activist who submitted the question, campaigned for it; and progressive websites, including thenation.com, blasted the dodge.

The story raised uncomfortable questions about campaign consultants, conflicts of interest and insider influence.

Mr. Daley said that Mr. Clinton's questions about campaign strategy usually concerned "big picture" matters like television ads.