Sentence examples for running explicitly from inspiring English sources

The Times has charged Garth with running "explicitly racial television and radio ads".

In many races, such candidates are running explicitly as a check on his presidency.

A recent survey by the union National Nurses United found 225 Democratic candidates in the House running explicitly on single-payer healthcare.

"She's running explicitly as someone who affirms rather than challenges conventional gender stereotypes," said Jocelyn H. Olcott, a Duke University history professor who studies the role of women in Mexican politics.

To that mix can be added some backbenchers running explicitly because they're not members of either camp - and appealing to colleagues who dislike the sight of open campaigning and briefing against opponents by organised slates.

In case you missed it, Clinton is running explicitly as a champion of women — a role she shied away from during her first presidential run in 2008.

In many elections, the results ran explicitly counter to the prevailing narratives of the campaign.

It is rare to see a victorious primary challenger who has run explicitly on ideology.

And like many of the other women leaders, 44-year-old Yingluck has run explicitly under her relative's mantle.

I said it was politically suicidal to run explicitly on a plan that cuts entitlement programs (much as I support them intellectually).

De Blasio, who had run explicitly on a platform of changing course from the Bloomberg years, briefly thanked the man who has run the city for a dozen years, first as a Republican and later as an independent.