Sentence examples for uncoordinated campaign from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, who will discuss her plan today while campaigning in South Carolina, thinks that the federal strategy for fighting H.I.V. and AIDS is diffuse and uncoordinated, campaign advisers said.

In contrast to the uncoordinated campaign gay-rights groups launched in 2009, advocacy groups joined together under the banner of New Yorkers United for Marriage and organized a massive operation on the ground and over the airwaves.

"Because people can campaign on your behalf, you can have what looks to the letter of the law like uncoordinated campaigns but you're still building yourself a network".

The result, he said, has been "uncoordinated national rescue packages and uncoordinated national fiscal packages".

Asked about Mr. Emanuel's decision to step down as co-chairman of the Obama campaign and move over to the unaffiliated, uncoordinated super PAC, a spokeswoman for the campaign, Jen Psaki, said on Wednesday that "we're not going to bring a butter knife to a gun fight".

If this happens, with all the chaotic and uncoordinated consequences it will have for both Europe and Britain, it won't be because the leave campaign has the better arguments: it absolutely hasn't.

Opposed to "ultrarevolutionary" behaviour and uncoordinated actions even by its own deputies-on-mission, the committee tried to stop the de-Christianization campaigns that had erupted during the anarchic phase of the Terror in the fall of 1793.

The Devils were uncoordinated everywhere.

There's no coordinated or uncoordinated".

Our exploitation of mobiles is fragmented, uncoordinated".

His footwork was quick yet uncoordinated.