Sentence examples similar to trained campaign from inspiring English sources

In a strange reversal of the earlier Napoleonic Wars, where Frenchmen with little experience and often pressed into service fought against the professional Austrian army, a massive amount of Austrian conscripts, with no experience and only basic training and equipment would be sent into the field against a highly trained, campaign-hardened, and well-equipped French Grande Armée.

Former UFW Organizing Director Marshall Ganz helped develop the "Camp Obamas" that have recruited and trained Obama campaign organizers, while former UFW Executive Board member Eliseo Medina serves on the Obama National Latino Advisory Council.

Governor's mansions provide an ideal perch for training campaign teams, raising cash and gathering executive experience.

That parade capped a monthlong training campaign called by President Hussein "for volunteers willing to launch jihad to liberate Palestine".

It included a viral marketing campaign through blogs, discussion forums and other social media channels, and a training campaign that included individual sessions, group workshops, and online tools.

With regard to our regular announcements made on trains concerning our clean train campaign, cellphone courtesy and feet on seats, customers are constantly telling me that they appreciate the positive effect these announcements have on the quality-of-life issue on the trains.

As part of NBC's training, campaign reporters were reminded of the time last year when two White House aides, Tommy Vietor, a spokesman at the time, and Jon Favreau, the chief speechwriter, were photographed playing beer pong at a Georgetown bar, shirts off, in an unguarded moment that went viral.

Nixon went on a train campaign tour of Ohio near the end of October.

Maybe Rob Ford's gravy train campaign isn't totally dumb after all?

In response, the VA embarked on a comprehensive training campaign to improve workplace civility called Civility Respect and Engagement in the Workplace (CREW).

The Republican party has taken over the American Campaign Academy's work, having spent over million dollars in the 2016 cycle training campaign staffers―not candidates, mind you, just staff.