Sentence examples for rules of campaign from inspiring English sources

One thing he will do is work for new rules of campaign procedures.

I don't think it's going to be easy to apply the rules of campaign discipline to this".

Under the rules of campaign finance, the Republican only gained access to his full war-chest on Thursday night, when he became his party's formal nominee.

Where new forms of finance and enterprise pull many nonprofit organizations toward market mechanisms and norms, the rules of campaign finance (as well as the role of government contracting to nonprofits) pull them closer to the public or political domain.

The court declared that contributions could be limited but expenditures could not, and for two generations that distinction has been the central feature of the constitutional rules of campaign finance.

But she added that it was unclear whether the use of political contributions to pay for car services that are necessary to fulfill the obligations of political office violated the rules of campaign finance.

On "The View," ABC's daytime chat show, Joy Behar breezily violated the rules of campaign-journalism etiquette when she accused McCain of using "lies" in his ads; a few minutes later, during a discussion of Roe v. Wade, Whoopi Goldberg asked McCain whether his pledge to appoint judges who "strictly interpret the Constitution" might portend a return to slavery.

One of the first rules of campaigning is never to appear too confident.

At the Al-Jon scrap-metal plant in Ottumwa, Iowa, Gingrich, too, insisted that the ordinary rules of campaigning didn't apply to him.

Trump once again demonstrated that he is not bound to the normal rules of campaigning, Ben Carson's knowledge of foreign policy is shaky at best, and Ted Cruz still can't get any of the other candidates to tolerate him.

The UAE government held seminars in the past few weeks for candidates about the rules of campaigning while at least one non-profit organization held a training course on "how to run a successful campaign". But many candidates still appear to lack a basic understanding of the FNC's constitutional powers, which are virtually nil.