Sentence examples for radical campaign from inspiring English sources

He claimed Abrams was running a "dishonest" and "radical" campaign that would give public benefits to undocumented immigrants and lead to a government takeover of healthcare.

At 80, Hall may seem to represent the establishment, but much of his life has consisted of a radical campaign for subsidised theatre and championship of living writers.

Other charities agree: when it comes to fundraising, the chance of a radical campaign motivating new givers or supporters vastly outweighs the potential risk of offending a few.

I was running a very radical campaign, somewhere far to the left of Karl Marx, wanting students to determine tenure and such".

I was running a very radical campaign, somewhere far to the left of Karl Marx, wanting students to determine tenure and such". Clinton was a supporter of Ethos from the sidelines, its members recall.

Even so, Mr. Gonzalez, 38, managed to tap into discontent with the city's political elite in an economically sour time, running a defiant and unapologetically radical campaign of the left.

Another worker said that he'd been reading Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-first Century," and that he liked Sanders but was also interested in Lawrence Lessig, the Harvard professor who is running for President on a platform of radical campaign-finance reform.

But that is possibly one of the most radical campaigns we could do.

He says they should not be put off from running radical campaigns, even if the ASA changes its position.

In 1972-73, he was chairman of the Institute of Race Relations and Towards Racial Justice, which published the radical campaigning journal Race Today, edited by Darcus Howe.

But a group of us decided that, instead of complaining about the right-wing bias of the press, we would set up our own newspaper: a radical, campaigning tabloid that would speak truth to power.