Sentence examples for sort of electioneering from inspiring English sources

The court could say the film was not the sort of "electioneering communication" that McCain-Feingold, which mostly concerned television advertisements, was meant to address.

In 2010, however, in the name of free speech, the Supreme Court not only declared this sort of electioneering legitimate, but also freed unions and businesses to engage in it along with individuals.

There are two basic questions before the court: Is the film the sort of "electioneering communication" that the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law of 2002 says may not be broadcast in certain time windows before elections?

Of course, Erdogan's statements are in and of themselves a form of electioneering.

Reed wants to downplay the notion that this was about 2016, or politics in general: "I think what I would suggest in looking at the play-by-play, is what was going on was not so much the politics of electioneering, but the institutional sort of positioning".

Mills calls the campaign "a sort of low point of Manitoba electioneering in the last 30 or 40 years" and suggests "the political elite is unusually incompetent in Manitoba at this point".

The impeachment also has a strong whiff of electioneering.

It's just another cynical piece of electioneering".

All in all, a rather elegant piece of electioneering.

It has been an embarrassing exercise in terms of electioneering".

AFTER several weeks of electioneering, the opinion polls have barely budged.