Sentence examples for record of campaign from inspiring English sources

In that light, let's take a look at the record of campaign contributions to Spencer Bachus, a Republican congressman from Alabama and a prime example of the interaction between special interest campaign contributions and the legislative process.

McDonnell had "a long record of campaigning against all forms of bullying", the spokesman added.

In fact, Mayor Rahman and councillors such as myself have a strong record of campaigning against these forces.

British civil society has a fantastic record of campaigning to push politicians of all colours and countries to step up on climate.

This endeavour – the organisation has now treated more than 90,000 people – and her long record of campaigning for women's rights brought numerous academic and national awards.

These days, though, despite her record of campaigning for equal benefits for domestic partners and boycotting the homophobic St . Patricks Day Parade, even a lot of gays don's give Quinn much creDay.

The shadow chancellor, who along with Corbyn, his friend and ally, has a long record of campaigning for unilateral nuclear disarmament, makes clear that it is right that the Labour conference votes on whether to maintain Trident.

The committee writes: "While the Labour leader has a proud record of campaigning against many types of racism, based on the evidence we have received, we are not persuaded that he fully appreciates the distinct nature of post-second-world-war antisemitism".

Unison Scotland Labour Link chairman Gordon McKay said: "Katy Clark has a great record of campaigning on the issues that matter to Unison members in Scotland.

Mr Mackinlay said that, as one of the founders of UKIP and with a 22 year record of campaigning on Europe, he "can't understand" why Mr Farage would want to stand against him.

"I am someone with a track record of campaigning and working for grass roots change and promise that if elected I will be a visible presence for Bradford West constituents and a stark alternative to divisive figure George Galloway".