Sentence examples for trading campaign from inspiring English sources

The negative one accused Mr. Paladino, a developer, of trading campaign contributions in exchange for prized real estate contracts with the state.

Responding to a question about the relevance of the the government's insider trading campaign to the broader public, Mr. Bharara said, "I think people are very tired of there being people who have lots and lots of money, sometimes billions of dollars, who don't play by the same rules as everyone else".

The analysis by emissions trading campaign group Sandbag predicts that only 32m tonnes of pollution permits will need to be surrendered to meet the cap on greenhouse gas emissions – a tiny fraction of the 1.9bn tonnes of carbon emissions covered by the ETS each year.

This kind of political quid pro quo -- trading campaign contributions for votes -- is a serious concern in our current political climate.

We've witnessed deep-pocketed interests aggrandize and infiltrate our political process, exacerbated from corporate-leaning Supreme Court decisions and lobbying regimes trading campaign donations for votes.

Scandal beset Blagojevich from the beginning, as he elevated pinstripe patronage to a sport, trading campaign donations for lofty political appointments and lucrative state contracts.

If there is evidence that factory workers have been mistreated, the charity will ask Whistles to withdraw the range "and donate part of the profits to an ethical trading campaigning body".

"Stoned" is the trade campaign's cheeky description of women who are engaged to be married.

Martin said not everyone would welcome their high- profile involvement in the trade campaign.

And this week, the NBCUniversal division of Comcast will introduce a trade campaign that carries the theme "Content.

There is also a trade campaign, with red pages, in publications like Advertising Age, Adweek and Women's Wear Daily.