Sentence examples for start campaigns from inspiring English sources

The delay makes it harder for challengers to start campaigns.

Do they prompt you to give money or start campaigns?

About 130 more prospects have been invited to start campaigns, which will be introduced on the Web site over the next few months.

"Chernobyl showed that it's not a safe technology," Professor Kemfert said in a telephone interview, and that spurred the Social Democrats and the Greens to start campaigns against nuclear technology that not only endured, but broadened.

There is a view in Washington that politicians need Wall Street and its money — to start campaigns, to provide a wall of financing at critical moments and to help create a generous endowment for post-presidential activities.

"Lets turn an SJWs jackassed behaviour into a positive, again," wrote one user — a reference to the common tactic of GamerGate supporters to start campaigns after criticism from those that oppose the movement.

Mr. Cameron should start campaigning for that now.

Everyone is anxious to reach an accord and start campaigning.

Perhaps Sky will start campaigning for a debate this year.

As politicians start campaigning for next year's presidential election, they should ignore the business lobbyists.

So should Mr Hu and his would-be successors start campaigning?