Sentence examples for subject campaign from inspiring English sources

I would subject campaign contribution limitations to strict scrutiny, under which Missouri's contribution limits are patently unconstitutional.

In the middle of the 2000 Senate race, Hillary Rodham Clinton's advisers found themselves on a conference call about what seemed a small-bore subject: campaign signs.

Falsely reporting the purpose of an expense can subject campaign officials to civil penalties or a criminal misdemeanor charge, he said.

In a national campaign subject to opposition research, his analytical musing has instead created an immense amount of political flak.

A second case continues a signature project of the court, led by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., which has been subjecting campaign finance laws to skeptical scrutiny in a half-dozen decisions, including Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, which in 2010 freed corporations and unions to spend without limit in candidate elections.

Gamers are no strangers to politics; indeed, video games are a recurring subject of campaign rhetoric.

As is usually the case when the subject is campaign finance, the Court avoided declaring, straight out, that rich people have the right to buy elections.

She remarked: "This is a subject and campaign we feel strongly about and are keen to have the opportunity to support".

Since we're on the subject of campaign rules, tell me: What's the story with the demise of winner-take-all primaries?

Mr. Craig's statement challenged the government's view that certain monies would be considered contributions and therefore subject to campaign finance laws.

To recognize the problem, it's necessary to review some of the Court's gnarled history on the subject of campaign finance.