Sentence examples for restrict campaign from inspiring English sources

It also would restrict campaign spending by American corporations with partial foreign ownership.

The Court said that, under the First Amendment, Congress could not restrict campaign expenditures.

Why isn't that your position concerning the ability of Congress to restrict campaign speech paid for with corporate treasury funds?

In another repeat performance, Ron Unz, a software millionaire who successfully campaigned against bilingual education in 1998, was back on the ballot seeking to restrict campaign fund-raising.

In response, San Carlos repealed its sign law last month and enacted an emergency ordinance that continued to ban billboards but did not restrict campaign signs.

A number of House Democrats and groups that want to restrict campaign spending say the measure should not be rushed through Congress with little scrutiny.

Other regulations put in place by the conservative-dominated Parliament restrict campaigning by candidates and parties to such activities as passing out leaflets on street corners, attacking one another in the newspapers and pasting their pictures on walls and lamp posts.

The Cabinet Office said the legislation was not intended to outlaw the TUC conference or restrict campaigning activity on policy issues.

The legislation that was enacted applied only at the state level, restricting campaign contributions from those who get state contracts.

But there is "one legitimate governmental interest for restricting campaign finances," he explained: "preventing corruption or the appearance of corruption".

Restricting campaign contributions, in what is expected to be the most expensive Senate race in history, is what Mr. Taggart cares about.