Sentence examples for soft campaign from inspiring English sources

While conducting a soft campaign of public education and persuasion on the issue, he showed steely resolve when faced with boycotts, strikes and protests.

In the Senate race last year, it was when Congressman Rick A. Lazio waved a paper in Hillary Rodham Clinton's face, demanding she sign a pledge against spending soft campaign money.

This political support has emboldened the RAEng to seize the moment and launch what it calls a soft campaign – built around the slogan "engineering for the future" – in which it presents engineers as indispensable contributors to any sustainable economic upturn, whether by enabling energy needs to be met from a diverse range of sources, or turning new ideas into marketable products.

This was a soft campaign launch but it was an important speech from Nigel Farage.

But how much of this do you want to subject yourself to?" For now Mrs Clinton is continuing with her soft campaign, speaking at events across the country, giving interviews about her book, and dodging questions about a presidential run.

Challengers don't have the luxury of running of positive, soft campaigns It's a recipe for guaranteed failure.

Nonetheless, Mr. Oberweis is seen as running a softer campaign than in past races.

That is no coincidence, because the revamped campaign seeks to redirect the brand's appeal toward the typical beer buyer, men ages 21 to 29, from the previous focus of the softer campaign, men and women ages 25 to 34.

Those softer campaigns get people to take that first step in the right direction.

She may perhaps pick and choose issues which resonate around the country, blurring the lines between soft-campaigning and self-aggrandizing.

In 2009, IKEA organized its fifth Soft Toy campaign to support the 'Schools for Africa' campaign as well as education and protection projects in China and Russia.