Sentence examples for tackle campaign from inspiring English sources

You know, I wish I could say, "The first thing we need to do is tackle campaign finance reform and get public financing of federal elections".

John McCain tackled campaign reform, military reform, spending reform.

Nearly 40,000 people turned out to see the senator speak during his weekend whirlwind, packing venues in unlikely hot spots such as Dallas and Oklahoma City, which warmed to his message of tackling campaign finance corruption and reducing inequality.

Meanwhile, the nation's teachers are struggling with how their civics classes might tackle this campaign, the most uncivil in recent American political history.

So let's tackle the campaign first.

Thankfully, you're given the freedom to dump the plot and tackle the campaign missions in any order you wish.

Khan tackled his campaign with a focus and detail that left the Tories' Zac Goldsmith looking ineffectual and ill-defined.

A wiser progression path would have you tackling the campaign in a comparatively sedate model or even stick with your initial 1960s classic purchase for more learning.

The resistance is also learning the block and tackle of campaigning and is quickly deploying those capacities.

"This was just good blocking and tackling, basic campaigning," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

From where I sit, the Republicans will do well tonight because they won the independents, fired up their base, executed the blocking and tackling of campaigns well, while Democrats have managed to both lose the independents and been unable to adequately engage their own partisans.