Sentence examples for right of campaign from inspiring English sources

(And please let's not pretend the revamped Conservative Policy Forum represents genuine engagement: it is a bureaucratic exercise run to a preordained agenda and subject to the divine right of campaign strategists).

Roberts, seemingly tone deaf to the irony, offers this quote to defend of the right of campaign contributors to preferential access to and influence over members of Congress for whom, by definition, they are not constituents!

Fast forward to June 2016, and with the right type of campaign execution, Facebook routinely represent more than 40% of a campaign's total digital video viewership.

The European Union's election observation mission criticised the police actions as "a serious breach of the right to campaign".

The first line of the compact contains the promise from government to uphold charities' core mission, which includes their right to campaign regardless of any funding issues".

Martin sees his right to campaign on behalf of the MEK as a freedom of speech issue, whether or not the group is banned.

Decisions protecting individual rights may be said to be liberal, too, but many political liberals would reject that characterization where the First Amendment rights of rich campaign contributors or the Second Amendment rights of gun owners are at issue.

For his part, Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the Democratic leader, said a Democratic majority would send up legislation that already had bipartisan support, notably, a patients' bill of rights, an overhaul of campaign financing rules and a prescription drug benefit for Medicare.

The new guidance spells out that this is no longer the intention, and reaffirms the right of charities to campaign.

We need to protect the right of charities to campaign in the Human Rights Act, or a British bill of rights (depending on who wins the election).

Inlcudes investment in innovative consultation approaches, work to protect the right of organisations to campaign and mechanisms to ensure ministers hear the views of third sector organisations on policy.