Sentence examples for redemption campaign from inspiring English sources

This was one of the major points in Landis's redemption campaign: He was trying not only to clear his name but also, as he put it, to "fix the system".

ELISABETH BUMILLER CHRISTOPHER J. DODD REDEMPTION CAMPAIGN On June 23 , 1967 Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, was censured by the United States Senate for diverting $116,000 in campaign funds for his personal use.

GM has launched a "road to redemption" ad campaign proclaiming that the firm's worst years are behind it.

The flurry of memoranda was part of Nixon's rolling campaign for redemption and, not least, relevance.

It is his last shot at redemption in an awful campaign that reached a nadir with Wednesday's shambolic 4-0 defeat Anfieldeld.

The fact that a man this flawed, albeit one this talented, finds himself on the brink of this kind of opportunity suggests more than the success of Sharpton's relentless campaign for redemption and his tireless handling of the media.

Immersed as a child in the 1960s Berkeley civil rights movement, the 52-year-old California attorney general weaved populist themes of justice and redemption into her Senate campaign and leaned heavily on the old-school political tactics honed during her political rise in San Francisco, responding sharply and quickly to Sanchez's political attacks and subtly launching a few of her own.

It was a bright start to the campaign, a redemption in the making both for the candidate and his glamorous and loyal wife, Huma Abedin, the longtime Hillary Clinton aide who was carrying Weiner's child during the first wave of his humiliation.

Fifteen years after she starred in the infamous Harry and Louise ads -- the televised spots that are generally credited with having turned the tide of public opinion against Clinton-era health reform -- she and Harry are back, angling for a shot at redemption, with a new ad campaign, "Get the Job Done," in support of the Obama plan.

For Obama, it was a first step towards redemption of one of his signature campaign promises, within six months of coming to the White House.

Then, after introducing one of his sons and his fiancée, Mariá Belén Chapur, who had just flown in from Argentina, he spoke of the redemption he had found on the campaign trail.